I agree (who wouldn't) but in real life, especially in big corps, you cannot switch people like apples or oranges, so you do with the competencies you have at hand. Personnaly I'm not fond of Java but I have to manage java projects since that's all I have at disposal, I have to fight to even get other profiles like javascript or webdesigner as these guys pretend to be "fullstack" but in truth they cannot do CSS hackernoon.com/the-backendificatio... ;)
I agree (who wouldn't) but in real life, especially in big corps, you cannot switch people like apples or oranges, so you do with the competencies you have at hand. Personnaly I'm not fond of Java but I have to manage java projects since that's all I have at disposal, I have to fight to even get other profiles like javascript or webdesigner as these guys pretend to be "fullstack" but in truth they cannot do CSS hackernoon.com/the-backendificatio... ;)
Sure, I think playing to a teams strengths is a valid factor in choosing a technology :)