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It's good to track low priority bugs; and specifically the customer they affect. In slow weeks (when we have little to do) we pull out the low-pri bugs and fix
by ErrantX 17y ago
It's good to track low priority bugs; and specifically the customer they affect.
In slow weeks (when we have little to do) we pull out the low-pri bugs and fix them - then fire off a personal email to the relevant customer(s). It's helpful in building an ongoing rapport with your clients.
- swombat 17y agoYou have slow weeks? In a start-up? I'd consider that a very worrying sign.