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This results in people optimizing local maximums, ultimately the real product suffers. The developers also assume their product is relevant when perhaps it no longer is in the wider context of the business.
Microservices tends to result in developers thinking their service is the product they're shipping to other developers.
That seems like a pretty useless study if it's not covering the full effects of learning styles that cater to an individual's preferences.
Is that for the people that didn't drop out or are the drop outs included in the stats?
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This is what we're trialing with our live chat staff.
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This results in people optimizing local maximums, ultimately the real product suffers. The developers also assume their product is relevant when perhaps it no longer is in the wider context of the business.
Microservices tends to result in developers thinking their service is the product they're shipping to other developers.
That seems like a pretty useless study if it's not covering the full effects of learning styles that cater to an individual's preferences.
Is that for the people that didn't drop out or are the drop outs included in the stats?
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This is what we're trialing with our live chat staff.