To use your example the workers can generally just turn up and work. The bricklayer doesn't have to be concerned with the carpets. The joiner doesn't have to worry about zoning restriction.
I'm curious if software development (in large organisations) will ever reach that level of specialization, where a coder will be able to 'just code', because others workers will be employed to handle everything else.
I'm curious if software development (in large organisations) will ever reach that level of specialization, where a coder will be able to 'just code', because others workers will be employed to handle everything else.