Engineering effectiveness teams can also work to reduce what Seibel calls Tech Debt, that is, problems that have been dealt with in a less than optimal fashion in order to allow engineers to move forward, though they recognize that the solution will have to be cleaned up later. “Tech debt compounds over time,” he said. “A little bit of tech debt when there are ten engineers kills you when you get to 1000 engineers.”
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