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Completely agree - augmenting teams with extra people can have the opposite of the desired effect depending on the situation. There's only so much work that ca
by mnahkies 5y ago
Completely agree - augmenting teams with extra people can have the opposite of the desired effect depending on the situation.
There's only so much work that can be parallelized efficiently before people start stepping on each others toes.
Even if you are able to split things into independently workable chunks, the lack of domain knowledge in a new team member will still often result in a net negative for the first few weeks/months