> The actual decision needed could be done in a couple of Slack messages between two programmers
In my experience, those two programmers rarely have a good enough understanding of existing codebase and momentum to make good decisions. Without meetings, there is little way to avoid these problems.
Programmers are good at implementation, not (necessarily) decision making.
Also, meetings only make sense if everyone is focused on decision making; this is a company culture issue more than anything.
In my experience, those two programmers rarely have a good enough understanding of existing codebase and momentum to make good decisions. Without meetings, there is little way to avoid these problems.
Programmers are good at implementation, not (necessarily) decision making.
Also, meetings only make sense if everyone is focused on decision making; this is a company culture issue more than anything.