love the image, 'participatory sense making' is important, but IMO software teams that have an 'assembly line' do it by creating strong patterns and pushing the

love the image, 'participatory sense making' is important, but IMO software teams that have an 'assembly line' do it by creating strong patterns and pushing them outwards it's hierarchical style emitted from a relatively few people my experience of my own 'developer mindset' is to be uncomfortable with uncertainty, and prone to overengineering; I've spent months unwinding this in order to be a product leader and this journey is far from over there's some poli sci claiming 'desire for best practices' primes engineers to certain kinds of radicalization https://www.al-fanarmedia.org/2016/05/engineers-and-jihadists-the-curious-connection/ https://www.al-fanarmedia.org/2016/05/engineers-and-jihadist.... no idea what my threshold should be for believing social science these days, and the authors propose other explanations for the effect they observe