| Tip 23 | Work Together |
 | [ââWhite Belt] Your effectiveness as a programmer is, to a degree, gated by your ability to work with your team. |
In most cases, youâll be one programmer among several, and like rowing a boat, the sum of efforts depends on everyone rowing the same direction. This is trite and easy to say. In practice, coordinating a programming effort is less like rowing a boat and more like herding cats.
Good programmers are opinionated and strong-willed. Ask any two programmers to solve a problem, and theyâll solve it differently. Yet the product depends on several (or many) programmers working together and creating a cohesive whole. ...
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