> And not every s/w engineer works in the way described, eg pair programming is hard if one of you is at home. For me the pair programming experience has only

> And not every s/w engineer works in the way described, eg pair programming is hard if one of you is at home. For me the pair programming experience has only improved with remote working. It's so much easier to share a screen in a remote call than to awkwardly huddle together around a small desk and look at a single 22" monitor or 15" laptop screen. Also it's easier for teammates to chime in into a call or ignore all together which is harder to do in an (open) office space without requiring headphones. Even onboarding new team members went better than I expected.