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So ... who makes the decisions? Johnny wants to make a change. Jim says "no". Johnny's now pissed, because Jim's broken code is causing him problems. Jim's pis
by wisty 14y ago
So ... who makes the decisions?
Johnny wants to make a change. Jim says "no". Johnny's now pissed, because Jim's broken code is causing him problems. Jim's pissed, because Johnny wants to touch "his" code. And let's pretend, for a minute, that they aren't both 100% perfect employees (because I know the answer is - "they'll sort it out sensibly" - we need rules for when common sense breaks down).
- 6d0debc071 14y agoI'm unsure if that needs to a project management issue rather than an HR issue though. If the team's having problems with Jim's code and attitude such that people keep having trouble working stuff out with him, then Jim can be sacked.