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Did they account for the "usefulness" of the code produced. In my company, one problem is that developers produce internal tools that do not correspond to what
by cauch 1y ago
Did they account for the "usefulness" of the code produced.
In my company, one problem is that developers produce internal tools that do not correspond to what other employees need. It is even worse when developers are more distant from the users and don't socialize with them.
The "creativity" can increase, it does not mean that it is a good thing if they invent things that are not what people need.
How do they measure that?
- digitalPhonix 1y agoThis is the same developer working on the same project for the comparison so I don’t think it needs to be measured?
- cauch 1y agoNot sure I understand. My point is that "having devs being more creative" does not always mean it is a good thing. If the dev is creating more inventive code that solves what they incorrectly think is the problem while not solving the real problem, then it is a waste of time and money. I'm sure that, obviously, the dev is convinced that their inventivity is genius and solves the problem. But we need someone else, impartial, to estimate if the amount of code is worth it.