Apr 24, 2022
he mentions that incremental changes have a tendency to focus on new features instead of efficiency. do you agree?
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Written by Rohan Kotwani
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Well, "tendency" is pretty subtle, but overall no, I wouldn't say I agree. I've tended to work on smaller teams with really good devs though, maybe it's more of a problem at big companies.
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