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> Nothing I've worked on has been nearly to this scale, but having management understand and ignore warnings is commonplace. So you are implying that every war
by gist 11y ago
> Nothing I've worked on has been nearly to this scale, but having management understand and ignore warnings is commonplace.
So you are implying that every warning issued management ends up resulting in a failure of medium, large or catastrophic proportions?
There is no data available almost certainly on warnings issued where nothing has happened.
- steven777400 11y agoNo. I'm disclaiming that although I've never worked on anything where lives are on the line, in my experience, having management ignore, yet understanding, warnings is commonplace. I then cited two anecdotes where warnings had been given. In one case, a breach followed, in the other, so far it has not. I would assume most warnings that are ignored turn out to be non-issues.