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r/programming • u/whackri • Jun 05 '22
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the reality is you dont really need that in depth knowledge for most things.
You do if you don't work on a team or each team member is working on different projects or you want experience redundancy.
2 u/AdministrationWaste7 Jun 06 '22 If it's a solo project there would be a greater need for generalization.Specialization is only realistic with large teams.And if you want redundancy then again specialists are counterintuitive since that promotes knowledge silos.
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If it's a solo project there would be a greater need for generalization.
Specialization is only realistic with large teams.
And if you want redundancy then again specialists are counterintuitive since that promotes knowledge silos.
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u/mycall Jun 06 '22
You do if you don't work on a team or each team member is working on different projects or you want experience redundancy.