[jimbomins]

Didn't sound like there's a team. More that everyone is working in their own silo. Under those conditions do your own thing.

Similar state of affairs in my current "team". None of us really work on the same thing at the same time.

I'm currently fascinated by the comparison of me and a colleague. They bang out code (comparatively) but it's clear from the waves of fixes and bugs they also have to fix that the net result is not really moving faster overall than I do. With my more investigation, more design and incremental expansion.

They originated in quick to market software where as I began in high reliability and safety critical stuff. Personally I hate modern software that is tossed out fast, barely functional and always in need of updates. But in our hyper consumption economics there's not much scope for doing things properly.