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> do we see bank analysts playing 'planning poker' when it comes to putting together pitch decks or research analyses? no. Most industries (don't know about ba
by humanrebar 10y ago
> do we see bank analysts playing 'planning poker' when it comes to putting together pitch decks or research analyses? no.
Most industries (don't know about bank analytics in particular) are more personality driven and/or more repeatable. There are few industries that:
- make entirely new things on a regular basis
- are mysterious to laypeople
- cannot ship 50% of a solution and get 50% of the value
- zelos 10y agoI don't think those are all that true of software in general. Most software isn't particularly new: how many "Yet Another CRUD app" projects are there? And with software you can ship a percentage of the features and add more later, unlike (say) hardware manufacturing, civil engineering, chemical engineering or architecture. Maybe software is reasonably different in that there are a lot of management level people with little technical knowledge of how the work gets done? I don't know how that compares to other similarly technical industries.
- VLM 10y agoOK medical in general, obstetrician in specific. Or perhaps dentist. Certainly the whole pathology sector.