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Instead of blaming the developers every time a feature is missing, consider who is setting the priorities for development. In places where developers are being
by pekk 10y ago
Instead of blaming the developers every time a feature is missing, consider who is setting the priorities for development. In places where developers are being paid for their work, this is rarely done by the developers themselves. Always interesting to see how much end users specifically blame developers for whatever's going on, I guess without understanding that there are usually all kinds of managers who may not understand software or the users or both but just want to sit on developers to crank features out as quickly as possible.
- q3r3qr3q 10y agoNow someone has to sound exasperated at everyone jumping to blame managers.