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Yea, as an engineer I would not be happy with my CEO swooping in to commit some code then bugger off.

• matsemann 4y ago
  The point isn't that they commit some useful code. It could be something as simple as just fixing a typo. But force them to go through the motions, so they can see the inefficiency in the processes.
  • psd1 4y ago
    Then they would become the inefficiency in the process
  • yibg 4y ago
    And then what? Are they supposed to design a better development process and build tools to improve efficiency? Again seems like both a supreme waste of time and also as an engineer something I really would not want. Or are they supposed to tell the dev experience team to do something. If so why not just have the dev experience team or leader go through the motions instead?