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I also question the actual productivity benefit, but I'm not sure most large corporations are so rational in their decision making. Once they've bought Gemini a

I also question the actual productivity benefit, but I'm not sure most large corporations are so rational in their decision making. Once they've bought Gemini and CoPilot licenses for whole swathes of the business (something which it seems we're still at the beginning stages of), then how likely are they to reevaluate and go back to the old "manual" way of doing things? It's a bit like the "no-brainer" decision to outsource developer jobs to India, based on lower salaries, and then subsequent failure to measure productivity to see if it is really paying off.

bugbuddy 2y ago
I work with Indian developers. They are usually less motivated and laidback compared to Americans. The famous Indian polychronic time culture is real. Bad developers regardless of geographic location can create garbage and the more motivated they are the more garbage they generate. So, good developers is best, followed by unmotivated bad developers under the supervision of good developers.