> This heavily points to dysfunctional development team with fault being primary on tech leads making more and more mess the more they code. You are correct.

> This heavily points to dysfunctional development team with fault being primary on tech leads making more and more mess the more they code. You are correct. > I don't think it fixes the dysfunctional team above, it is just avoid the issues. Sometimes avoiding the issues is good. My point is that some developers cry wolf too often, focusing them on solving problems and shipping features may yield better results.