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The company in question did let the dev team build the product. However, said company's tech leadership has been in a state of constant flux and apparently the
by jpatokal 11y ago
The company in question did let the dev team build the product. However, said company's tech leadership has been in a state of constant flux and apparently the management du jour no longer wanted what their predecessors wanted.
(Note: I used to work for this same company in this very dev team, although I left long before this happened and Adel was among the few left from those days.)
- lifeisstillgood 11y agoThat is kind of what I meant - changing management teams, and same teams changing their minds, is one of the great problems of traditional agencies (and the rest of us!). Stopping it, or getting out in front of it, is probably the main survival skill an agency needs (along with building a pipeline) Ultimately this is a nice idea but which are we - a team of developers who do not want to be an agency? An agency with a twist? This matters because it defines how people hire them and view them.
- davnola 11y agoYes, but even the best agency will every so often run into a bad client. I think that's analogous to what happened here.