<ul><li>Being the go-to developer can start as a compliment and validation for your skills, but it can also have negative consequences.</li><li>Over time, you may find yourself fixing other people's mistakes and handling their problems, losing time for your own work.</li><li>The role often comes with expectations rather than requests for help, leading to increased pressure and stress.</li><li>This can result in the go-to developer feeling unappreciated and resentful, causing conflicts and strained relationships within the team.</li></ul>

The Dark Side of Being the “Go-To” Developer

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