What do you do if your remote pair programming session is not productive?
Pair programming, the practice where two programmers work together at one workstation, is a popular method for solving problems and producing high-quality code. The "driver" writes the code while the "navigator" reviews each line of code as it's typed. But what happens when you're pairing remotely and the synergy just isn't there? It's a challenge faced by many in today's remote work environment. This article offers practical steps to take when your remote pair programming sessions are less than productive.