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yungblud/README.md

Hi 👋, I'm DongHo Choi

Rock N Roll

  • 🌱 I’m currently focusing ColdSurfers which is my own "making (or maker)" group.

  • 💬 Ask me about React, React Native

  • 📝 I regularly write technical or thought provoking articles on https://blog.coldsurf.io

  • 📫 How to reach me [email protected]

🤘 Netflix Rockstar Principle

Kurt Cobain, the rockstar

The researchers expected that the best programmer would outperform his average counterpart by a factor of two or three. But it turned out that the most skilled programmer far outperformed the worst. He was 20 times faster at coding, 25 times faster at debugging, and 10 times faster at program execution than the programmer with the lowest marks.

This study has caused ripples across the software industry since it was published, as managers grapple with how some programmers can be worth so much more than their perfectly adequate colleagues.

Hastings goes on to say: “With a fixed amount of money for salaries and a project I needed to complete, I had a choice: hire 10 to 25 average engineers, or hire one “rock-star” and pay significantly more than what I’d pay the others, if necessary.

The reason the rockstar engineer is so much more valuable than his counterparts isn’t unique to programming. The great software engineer is incredibly creative and can see conceptual patterns that others can’t.

ref: Rockstar Principle

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