easy · LSAT Logical Reasoning
Manager: Experience is what makes a good software developer. Anyone with ten years of coding behind them will be an effective member of our team. Lead: Plenty of veteran coders produce tangled, unmaintainable messes. Ten years of experience by itself is no guarantee that someone will be effective here.
The manager and the lead disagree over whether
- Some veteran coders write unmaintainable code
- Experience has any bearing on a developer's quality
- Experience by itself is enough to make a developer effective
- whether veteran developers are more expensive to hire than novice developers
- The team needs to hire additional developers
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