In distributed teams using Git, how is work typically coordinated?
- Through regular team meetings
- Via a central coordinator who controls all commits
- Using a distributed version control model
- Email communication only
In distributed teams using Git, work is typically coordinated through a distributed version control model, allowing team members to work independently and merge changes seamlessly.
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