> A truly skilled developer who makes a genuine attempt should be expected to solve 99% of their tasks within the same business day as of October 2026.
> Quite the contrary. It will create a vacuum that the business will fill with new work that may incidentally increase the developers' compensation packages.
This seems very disconnected with the reality of any company I've worked at in 25 years.
"Tasks" frequently are not spelled out, or if they are, they are wrong. There's almost no value to a company to blaze through all this.
Similarly, no one is getting rewarded for that type of speed, especially if the company has no idea how to uptake it.
> Quite the contrary. It will create a vacuum that the business will fill with new work that may incidentally increase the developers' compensation packages.
This seems very disconnected with the reality of any company I've worked at in 25 years.
"Tasks" frequently are not spelled out, or if they are, they are wrong. There's almost no value to a company to blaze through all this.
Similarly, no one is getting rewarded for that type of speed, especially if the company has no idea how to uptake it.