Bab 165: Chapter 149: A Genius at Scouting Talents

Doing things alone is too hard.

Designing a computer program usually requires a small team at the very least. When a shell company takes on a project, they have to hire 10 to 20 people to work on it together.

Mainly because there's too much of the 'dirty and tiring tasks'.

The top-level programmers deal with technology, build the framework, and work on the core algorithms. The programmers on the next level are responsible for filling out the code within that framework, while those on a level lower simply debug and correct errors.

Once all of the code is written, the tedious task of debugging, running, modifying, and maintaining it follows.

That's for ordinary software design.

Designing the top-notch algorithms and doing technical research varies significantly, but the common factor is that there's still a lot of 'dirty and gruelling tasks'. The core members of a project can't possibly do everything by themselves.