Continuous Delivery Is Not Possible Without Pair Programming: Lessons From SpareBank 1 and SINTEF in Norway
Briefly

Asgaut Mjlne Sderbom and Ola Hast from SpareBank 1 discuss the integral role of pair programming in achieving continuous delivery. After a survey revealed employee frustration over high work-in-progress and insufficient focus time, they recognized the need to reassess meeting structures. Despite initial resistance to pair programming, they advocated for its return due to its effectiveness in fostering collaboration and delivery efficiency, thus enhancing their agile development practices.
We found that 82% of our employees felt overwhelmed with too many tasks. There was a significant mismatch between the desired and actual focused work time.
When pair programming was restricted, we saw frustration grow, as it is foundational for achieving true continuous delivery in our agile environment.
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