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Forced pair programming is an antipattern. It's a recipe for burning your best workers. You had better hope that the oft-touted knowledge transfer benefits of
by thrower123 5y ago
Forced pair programming is an antipattern. It's a recipe for burning your best workers.
You had better hope that the oft-touted knowledge transfer benefits of pairing are real, because you are going to have to deal with the turnover.
- ParetoOptimal 5y ago> Forced pair programming is an antipattern. It's a recipe for burning your best workers. I won't say I totally disagree, but what are your reasons for thinking this?