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This should be required reading for every PM. As an engineer the point about "doing the mental gymnastics" is the single biggest difference between a good PM a
by gjolund 10y ago
This should be required reading for every PM.
As an engineer the point about "doing the mental gymnastics" is the single biggest difference between a good PM and a bad PM.
Well written/thought out specs guide my development process, shape my tests, and help me focus on the critical components.
Poorly written specs are a just a PM refusing to do his job. I have campaigned to have PM's fired for this reason alone. If you can't take the time to think through the problem on paper, why should I bother trying to implement it.
Also, if you are a PM and you are trying to persuade devs without hard data, you are going to have a bad time.