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Until one team need a feature in another service that makes their development grind to a halt and the other team is not prioritizing. I have only seen this fro
by tyfon 3y ago
Until one team need a feature in another service that makes their development grind to a halt and the other team is not prioritizing.
I have only seen this from the business side (I'm not a developer), but I have seen teams start coding in another teams service just to be able to proceed.
It's not always good to create silos like this either.
- NBJack 3y agoSounds like someone has been in the trenches of a certain online retail company. As a developer, I have certainly seen the same. Pretty sure this very scenario is where I heard the term "away team" used in the industry: send your folks over to change things, and under our guidance they can check in the code.