Too Long; Didn't Read
Pair Programming is a holistic endeavor. Taken in isolation it is a targeted tool for untangling hairy problems and improving code quality. But if you focus on pairing effectively and bringing in<a href="https://medium.com/@simon.gerber/speed-up-by-slowing-down-fedf6fa063b0" target="_blank"> complementary processes</a> I hope you’ll find the whole is greater than the sum of the parts. Far from being something to tolerate or use occasionally, pairing can become your default way of working and your team will produce better quality code, faster, and feel happier, than teams who do not pair.