> As they don’t plan, you never know when (or if) they are going to finish a task.
> As they don’t document, their code is not reusable because nobody knows how it works.
> As they don’t test, chances are the code they write is full of bugs.
> As they don’t refactor, the software cannot evolve.
> As they don’t handle infrastructure, their code has only been executed on their machine, and only God knows what will happen when the code runs in production.
> As they don’t have good communication skills, they do not know how to sell what they do to the market, which is why they are always behind the competence.
> As they don’t diversify their skills, powerful AI will take over their workplaces.
I have only one answer to these rather ... interesting ... statements: https://stackoverflow.com/story/chrismarshall