I assume it's the typical corporate situation: when you have to work together on a codebase that's too big for one person to get a mental overview of. And unli

I assume it's the typical corporate situation: when you have to work together on a codebase that's too big for one person to get a mental overview of. And unlike with a codebase you develop in your free time, you have no real control of who you have to work with.