>If they love to do it (and that’s usually what distinguishes the average from the best programmers)
Anyone else feel that people who love programming aren't necessarily great at it?
A lot of devs who "love" programming can be highly opinionated, get distracted by minor issues, have difficulty or reluctance to summarize things to non technical people , have unwieldy PR's containing changes for things way outside of the scope of the task they were given, and don't believe that documentation is something they personally have to do.
Anyone else feel that people who love programming aren't necessarily great at it?
A lot of devs who "love" programming can be highly opinionated, get distracted by minor issues, have difficulty or reluctance to summarize things to non technical people , have unwieldy PR's containing changes for things way outside of the scope of the task they were given, and don't believe that documentation is something they personally have to do.