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Part of the issue here is most people do not know how to actually attack a problem together in a non personal way. What I've noticed is one of the following iss
by charlie0 4y ago
Part of the issue here is most people do not know how to actually attack a problem together in a non personal way. What I've noticed is one of the following issues:
Can't accept cristicism of their solution. Too much ego.
Don't really care about finding the best solution.
Can't communicate well enough to discuss the problem at hand in the moment.
Don't have enough domain knowledge to add meaningful feedback.
In essence, a lot of features are built by the lone developer. The only saving grace is the process, breaking up the a task into smaller chunks and code review.