> The number one mistake made is thinking that some tool or process will let them crank out code steadily though inefficiently with developers of unknown abilit

> The number one mistake made is thinking that some tool or process will let them crank out code steadily though inefficiently with developers of unknown ability. Here’s where I disagree and would say that a well-functioning process certainly can help with that, albeit not perfectly, of course. And that is by aiding the invididuals involved in interacting well.