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by codingdave
1641 days ago
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Asking the team is something to be done with care. Yes, you should ask them for help, but ask them for holistic help. Don't go to a team member for every piece of code you need to find - ask them about the overall structure so you understand how things are organized, then find the details on your own. Ask "why?", not "how?" It is a fine line between asking for help coming up to speed on a codebase, and asking for people to hold your hands while you do your job. Your team will help show you where they draw that line (each team is different.) But be aware of it because I have seen people fired for landing on the wrong side of the line. I'm not saying to be afraid to ask for help - I'm saying to be sure to focus that help on learning and understanding, not trivia. FWIW, I'm fully on board with all the answers that say, in short, "Search" |
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