So their solution to bad team coordination (which I would mostly consider a management problem) is to hire more people into their studios? I am not sure I am getting the link here.
It may explain longer development times, but bigger studios?
My read on it is that they hire enough people to optimistically get everything done when no one is blocked, but you can’t predict the future, like when you have a problem with your middleware that throws a wrench in the works, and a series of problems prevents other teams from getting their work done.
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So their solution to bad team coordination (which I would mostly consider a management problem) is to hire more people into their studios? I am not sure I am getting the link here.
It may explain longer development times, but bigger studios?
My read on it is that they hire enough people to optimistically get everything done when no one is blocked, but you can’t predict the future, like when you have a problem with your middleware that throws a wrench in the works, and a series of problems prevents other teams from getting their work done.