These are great points. I disagree with a lot of this article, because it oversimplifies the problem without considering things like this. Another related prob

These are great points. I disagree with a lot of this article, because it oversimplifies the problem without considering things like this. Another related problem it forgoes discussing is the idea of planning. Once these problems get harder, the need for people to sit down and design a solution grows, sometimes exponentially. Yes, you need good communication, but you also need something to communicate and agree on. How many small teams in big orgs have even a simple design doc to work from?