Unit testing along with every development methodology d'jour is that it fails to account for the fact that some devs are good and some, quite frankly suck. Ther

Unit testing along with every development methodology d'jour is that it fails to account for the fact that some devs are good and some, quite frankly suck. There really just isn't any way around it. Unit testing does solve a subset of development problems. It also creates a whole new set of problems when managers expect perfect software because it was tdd'd. They most important trait I've seen in good developers is a deep understanding of the problem domain in which they are working. If you don't know the how and why of what you are doing nothing can save you.