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Originally Posted by Ironclaw
How do you react when you replaced Brian King as main coder ?"
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How about
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"What were your personal feelings when you took over as the main programmer because Brian King had decided to retire from the project?"
I'm not a native speaker, but yet I know some things in this language.
For people, "replace" sounds a bit mechanical to me. I can probably replace my run-down kitchen sink, though.
In business, I'd normally say he
took over as the main programmer when Brian King decided to retire instead of saying "I am now replacing him"
And ... uh ... "coder" is maybe a bit too informal and sounds more like "code hacker"