There's a lot of truth to this. Every company I worked at before git, branching was an advanced operation and merging was a wizard operation. You'd have a few s

There's a lot of truth to this. Every company I worked at before git, branching was an advanced operation and merging was a wizard operation. You'd have a few senior developers (not even all the senior developers) who were confident branching and merging, and everybody else would go to them to ask their permission (seriously!) to create a branch. Merges were planned days or weeks in advance. Then I went to a company that was using git, and all the developers regardless of seniority were working on their own branches, rebasing from develop, merging their own changes, and complaining about how hard it was!