Oh no, permanent pair programming is insanity, it's just really effective for onboarding.
I assume assembly line workers also pair work while the new worker is getting up to speed.
At any rate, the more you're working in a large team, the less your programming should be "an intensely personal task". We have style guides for a reason...
I assume assembly line workers also pair work while the new worker is getting up to speed.
At any rate, the more you're working in a large team, the less your programming should be "an intensely personal task". We have style guides for a reason...