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TDD is great but if you are coding in a meeting... you should walk out. Let them know you are not needed for that meeting, it makes the whole company more effic
by partyboat1586 6y ago
TDD is great but if you are coding in a meeting... you should walk out. Let them know you are not needed for that meeting, it makes the whole company more efficient.
- sanitycheck 6y agoSometimes it's more efficient to be in that meeting, and half-listening, rather than dealing with the fallout from bad decisions made without your ("wait, WHAT did you say?!") input. Easier if it's a conference call, of course.
- capableweb 6y agoOn the other hand, it sucks being a person who is saying something in a meeting and then get interrupted because someone misheard something or didn't understand the context. Or when you ask a question to a person who is attending the meeting but they need you to repeat what you were saying because they weren't paying attention.