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If one person is making almost all of the commits, that a sign there could be trouble. One way to find out (a method I've heard used by consultants to demonstr
by mikece 4y ago
If one person is making almost all of the commits, that a sign there could be trouble. One way to find out (a method I've heard used by consultants to demonstrate the problem to clueless bosses) was to have the Evan-type person stay home for a week -- paid vacation, in a sense -- just to see what would happen in his absence. If the team (or department) grinds to a halt or descends into chaos it's pretty clear there's an unhealthy dependency on one person that needs to be addressed before that person is hit by a bus, wins the lottery, falls in love, or runs away to join the circus.