Let’s face it: You probably don’t have a dream all-start team of software developers in your organization. Some are good, many are capable. But as this article points out, you don’t necessarily need the best money can buy.

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This story has some solid advice IT managers should pay attention to, particularly one they probably don’t think about: A junior developer might do a better job in some cases than a more senior staffer who’s done the same coding so often a mistake is missed. The author also suggests a junior staffer on a team might encourage more senior people to make the solution simpler.