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One person "teams" but reviewing and approving each others' work and then switching every six months or so, works well. From what I have seen single person can
by varispeed 4y ago
One person "teams" but reviewing and approving each others' work and then switching every six months or so, works well.
From what I have seen single person can deliver more and quicker than 2-5 people and having to seek approval from their peers keeps quality in check too.
- zaphar 4y agoIn that case you don't have a one person team. You have a distributed team with effective communication and well designed systems that a single individual execute with minimal coordination. Which is the ideal but calling them one person teams is a misnomer.