Question: I'm a member of a small team - and by small, I mean there are three of us. I'm often the only engineer working on technical aspects of our projects.
This actually happens more times than I want to admit. Sometimes, I'm the sole-coder, sometimes I'm analysing or compiling technical information, sometimes I'm preparing technical data and presentations.
When you work on cross-functional teams, it's hard to keep the rest informed about the details of what you are doing.
But what if I get 'hit by a bus'? How should I work in a team where I'm the only technical contributor to avoid problems from a sudden departure?
You can read our answer on our blog, but what do you think?
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