I think pair programming is almost always done wrong: it usually ends up being one person doing all the work and the other one watching. I had a manager who lo

I think pair programming is almost always done wrong: it usually ends up being one person doing all the work and the other one watching. I had a manager who loved coding at us. We’d get on a 3–5h zoom call and I’d watch him mumble and write code. It was exhaustingly boring. He called this pair programming.