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I've never seen teams organized around microservices like that. What I've seen, again and again, is one huge team where "everyone is responsible for all the microservices" (meaning, no-one is responsible for anything).

On a theory level I would agree with you - I've just never seen that happen in practice.

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I'm not that much of a supporter of microservices, but my experience is the opposite: in every company I've worked for that used microservices, each team had their own set of microservices they were responsible for.

It should be like that but in practice sometimes other team just too busy to implement required feature. I can say my PM that we have to wait for a month but in reality I will have to implement it myself.

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