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There should be no need for 'wars' or even 'negotiation'. It's the managers decision - not the developers, really. The devs can lay out what can be done, and
by edblarney 10y ago
There should be no need for 'wars' or even 'negotiation'.
It's the managers decision - not the developers, really.
The devs can lay out what can be done, and describe what the results will be if various paths are chosen.
'Skip the tests' - you get quality issues, but better schedule.
'Write perfect code' - you get quality, but it could take to long.
The old saying: 'fast' 'quality' or 'cheap' -> pick 2.
If your team is having problems because of bike-shedding over details, or messed up code - this is altogether another issue and needs to be addressed differently.