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It depends....if the mobbing is what my former agile consultants were pushing (having everyone from dev's to business analysts do it) then no, it doesn't work.
by DerArzt 5y ago
It depends....if the mobbing is what my former agile consultants were pushing (having everyone from dev's to business analysts do it) then no, it doesn't work. The few places that I have seen it work sort of well is when there is some big issue going on such as a production outage that can be benefited from having a group of devs together looking at the issue. Aside from that the level of engagement goes down the more people you add to the session and it felt to have diminishing returns on the quality to developer count ratio.
- TrickyRick 5y agoThis is my experience as well, for a large issue or for learning new tech (Let's say you have a new lib which everyone will be interacting with) it makes sense. For day-to-day it's at best a waste of resources and at worst an excuse for people to do less while getting the same pay.