Maybe for you and your org though. This isn’t universal. I’ve worked somewhere that would use the phrase “whack-a-mole bugs” because teams would start thrashing

Maybe for you and your org though. This isn’t universal. I’ve worked somewhere that would use the phrase “whack-a-mole bugs” because teams would start thrashing and break each others’ shit over and over. There’s a ton of stuff we could have done — communicate (even just a tiny bit), less silos, communicate!, write better code, write tests. When your problems are much more fundamental, like teams just flat out don’t talk, writing the test is an easier investment.