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Keep going, why don't we all write software the way NASA does? (Also, it's just an analogy. I think perfect hiring would be much harder than bug free software)
by hyperpape 10y ago
Keep going, why don't we all write software the way NASA does?
(Also, it's just an analogy. I think perfect hiring would be much harder than bug free software).
- na85 10y agoBecause companies are interested in profit; not top-quality software. Anyone who tells you differently is deluded or lying.
- taspeotis 10y agoThat's why it's an extreme example. I don't know if it's possible for anyone to answer this question but: does any organisation have a hiring process that's 5000:1 better than the average equivalent, like NASA's 5000:1 software defect rate?