I agree. Whatever level a developer is, there is a mountain of tedious work to be done. Asking is more like getting directions, not taking a free ride. Good dev

I agree. Whatever level a developer is, there is a mountain of tedious work to be done. Asking is more like getting directions, not taking a free ride. Good developers grow in a method negotiation skill, not in a complete autonomy, because exact methods and their details may and will be very important for future integrations. In a complete isolation, no plural number of seniors will create a good system. It’s strange to expect that from noobs. Of course there is always a level of knowledge too low to participate constructively, but that’s another scope (fire your HR along with yet another zero-skills guy, etc).