Reduce Risk from Turnover and Burnout
Every CTO has faced it: a key engineer leaves or burns out, and no one else can confidently take over their work. What follows is delays, rewrites, and stalled momentum, all because critical knowledge was isolated. Coding Talent MRI gives you the visibility to prevent that. It shows which engineers understand which parts of the codebase, where knowledge is siloed, and how maintainable the code really is.
How You'll Use It
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Explore the Knowledge Map
See who understands what: across domains, components, and shared systems. Spot areas with isolated ownership where no one else can easily step in.
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Check Maintainability Scores
Even shared code becomes fragile if it’s hard to understand. Use these scores to guide coaching, refactoring, or pairing efforts before problems arise.
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Plan Transitions with Confidence
Identify where handoffs will be smooth and where they’ll require intervention. Assign secondary owners and structure knowledge transfer before it’s urgent.
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Track Risk Reduction Over Time
Watch knowledge gaps shrink and maintainability improve as your team grows. Use trend data to inform staffing, leadership focus, and organizational design.
Why It Matters
Burnout and turnover are inevitable, but they don’t have to be disruptive. The real risk isn’t that someone leaves. It’s that no one else is ready when they do. Coding Talent MRI gives CTOs the foresight to build resilient teams. Teams that rotate, scale, and sustain what they’ve built, no matter who’s in the chair.
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