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In theory that’s right what you say.

But still, tasks should be small enough that it hopefully won’t hurt too much if you throw away all the code again.

Too often I experience that - even if you talk to low/mid level devs about a feature before, even if you make a task breakdown together with them and write all the software design decisions down, even if you tell them they should commit often to you can check once in a while, even then in the end it‘s too often garbage what has been produced. Still, companies want to keep these developers because it’s hard to find new ones. And I guess it’s our senior’s duty - even if there are many disappointments - to still assume the best and try to teach them to do better. Again and again and again.