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This sounds like a dangerous mindset. "I don't ever want to even hear about it if what I'm doing is ridiculous". I am not attacking you or saying that what you'
by alexbanks 7y ago
This sounds like a dangerous mindset. "I don't ever want to even hear about it if what I'm doing is ridiculous". I am not attacking you or saying that what you're doing is wrong, I'm just curious/cautious about the motives behind not wanting to know if there are better/more productive ways of doing things that you just might not know about? Collaboration is usually a very good thing, in spite of the small % of terrible teammates you occasionally get.
- therealx 7y agoIt depends on the person. Not everyone needs code review to strive for better and know when you're doing poorly. Collaboration is an easy way to get that, but it's not required. The same people that have the personality to learn things on their own often are the same that will improve their code over time without someone else.