What is the typical number of team members involved in your projects?

The number of team members in projects can vary greatly depending on the scale and specifics of the project. Usually, for small and medium Java projects, the team consists of 3–7 people, including developers, testers, and possibly analysts.

In larger projects, teams may be divided into sub-teams based on functionality or architectural layers, and the total number of participants can reach dozens or even hundreds.

It is important that the team is compact enough for effective interaction but also large enough to distribute tasks and ensure quality.

For example:

• Small project: 2–4 developers
• Medium project: 5–10 people
• Large project: 10+ people with role and sub-team divisions.