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Boosted by dysfun@treehouse.systems ("gaytabase"):
sashag@anarres.family ("Sasha :verifiedtransbian:") wrote:
„Meta thought it had cracked the future of engineering teams: shrink 10-20 person groups down to pods of 3-5, backed by AI, and let the technology carry the rest.
Code changes jumped 220% year-on-year, but features reaching users rose just 36%, while major incidents climbed 40% and firefighting time rose 70%.
The lesson is that AI can make a team produce more output without making the organization produce more value, and the right-sized team for the AI era might not be smaller at all.“
Color me surprised :blobcatjoy: