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Writing Code Was Never The Bottleneck
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this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2025
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25% business and product roadmapping, 15% discovery, 10% coding, 15% unit testing/debugging/refactoring, 25% scrum/huddle/other useless meetings, 10% answering stupid questions at the 11th hour about why we need this feature that they asked for.
An additional 100% we didn't plan for to make the damn thing actually work after delivery.
Not my experience. More like 50% coding/debugging, 25% meetings, 25% admin/helping people/procrastinating.