How about you all 10x shut the hell up, I post, as I become part of the problem
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I think this becomes really clear in game jams. You see the big teams with 4 programmers and a designer and 2 artists normally don't even get far past the planning stage while one stupidly good all rounder just cleans up the whole jam on their own
I went from a team of 30 to a team of 2 and the freedom was so liberating at first. If I had an idea, I could do it, there were no stakeholders, I didn't need sign off or consensus. Felt like I was moving so fast. After 6 months I got sick of it + struggled to do bigger projects
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I think the main problem with big teams is you simply can't find 30 geniuses. The more people you hire, the more you have to assume everyone is the slap bang average worker and the only way you can get output from them is a system like agile that slowly squeeses out productivity
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