maintainability
…demonstrate _how_ code works and _that_ it works - **Teaching and [[Coaching]]** teammates to convey context when code, tests, and documentation alone…
A relationship in which someone with more experience in an area observes and gives feedback to someone with less experience, in order to help them achieve a goal.
@ar3 here in note.garden has emphasized the importance of observation. When you’re the coach, it’s easy to just start giving advice about how you would do something, but it’s ultimately not about you: it’s about the coachee reaching the goal, often in their own way. He defines coaching as:
Coaching is…
- Putting folks in position to perform…
- Explaining the why, give context, set clear goals (systems), and offer a bit of the what (they are supposed to do)…
- Observe them performing…
- Ask questions and only when necessary offer suggestions
- Repeat
…demonstrate _how_ code works and _that_ it works - **Teaching and [[Coaching]]** teammates to convey context when code, tests, and documentation alone…
…only help them solve their problems if they trust you. 3. [[Coaching]] over controlling. ## "Drop the rope" A catchy metaphor I find…