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Pairing is a common practice at companies that pair, and not a common practice at those that do not. Pairing is stil not a widely adopted practice industry-wi
by vampirechicken 13y ago
Pairing is a common practice at companies that pair, and not a common practice at those that do not. Pairing is stil not a widely adopted practice industry-wide.
People who were taught to manage using industrial revolution management practices look ta pairing a producing half the output as could be produced by two people at two machines working in parallel.
- cstejerean 13y agoRegardless of how companies feel about pairing during regular development, it's hard to imagine what they would have against pairing during an interview.
- vampirechicken 13y agoI'm saying that you'll typically not find pairing as part of an interview process at an organization that does not value pairing. Furthermore, due to the low adoption of pairing, you'll find a lot of candidates that have never paired before, and if there's one thing we know about people, it is that they fear the unknown.