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It's worth pointing out that in the origin of the "10x developer" term, it's relative to the worst performing devs, not the average. Also, you're not guarantee
by rcxdude 4y ago
It's worth pointing out that in the origin of the "10x developer" term, it's relative to the worst performing devs, not the average.
Also, you're not guaranteed to have an example 3 standard deviations above the mean. It strongly depends on your distribution and sample size.
- subroutine 4y agoI think the prevailing current definition is wrt. the average dev. The worst dev could be arbitrarily bad (suggesting the average dev could also be 10x). You're right about the sufficient sample size.