Yep. I don't think doing an 'art review' is going to turn many amateur painters into a picasso.
Code reviews also suck up time of your most senior people. Personally, I'd rather just have some fucking TESTERS. (manual or automatic script writers).
You'd be surprised. A crucial part of learning to be an artist is open critiques. It is the one moment when lovey-dovey artists suddenly turn into the same kind of nitpicky curmudgeons as us coders.
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Yep. I don't think doing an 'art review' is going to turn many amateur painters into a picasso.
Code reviews also suck up time of your most senior people. Personally, I'd rather just have some fucking TESTERS. (manual or automatic script writers).
You'd be surprised. A crucial part of learning to be an artist is open critiques. It is the one moment when lovey-dovey artists suddenly turn into the same kind of nitpicky curmudgeons as us coders.
Where do you think great artists come from?
As a professional developer who started college in an art major, I can verify this from personal experience.
It's funny, the similarities between a critique and a team code-review didn't occur to me until penguindev's comment. But they really are a lot alike.