Paired Programming — Attribution to Software from Multiple Contributors
If like many you are eclipsed by screens you have spent a great deal of time working in settings of the dark where you tap keys to adjust inputs and develop outcomes.
In 2020 the modern workforce uses mostly screens, technology, and interactions to adjust these components and advise their alternate objective in their respective JTBD (Jobs to Be Done) frameworks. From ordering a coffee to managing a distribution center, screens, tech, and systems have become paralleled at every level.
Working as an engineer in early years to even a leadership position, programming as a duo and team has become a norm. For most software engineers, their beginnings start with code analysis and end with an infrastructure pedigree that surmises that of the previous context.
Beginning the experience that becomes the normal is working remotely and/or collaboratively to complete tasks within the technology stack. Coding to debugging means evolving the work to be a dynamic production of review and connection.
