It’s easy to get caught up in the urgency of your main project work and not save time for tooling and automation. Setting aside some time to optimize common workflows will help you have more impact in the long run.
I've always wondered about something. If developers built a tool that multiplies everyone's productivity; does that mean the tool is owned by the company or by the individual/team who created it?
I've always wondered about something. If developers built a tool that multiplies everyone's productivity; does that mean the tool is owned by the company or by the individual/team who created it?