Aug 23, 2017 · 1 min read
I recommend pair programming in different situations. We use it if someone encounter a more complex task or bug to get rid of it more effectively instead of be stuck. And the two persons will know how it was solved and therefore have that experience next time and therefore learned from that situation. I believe it also gives the company better quality of code. For example we have a baseline of code to work out from and that code is bullet proof because it has been reviewed by others in the team.
Great article by the way and some good thoughts.