Going off on your own to solve an enterprise problem in startup mode may be sexy, but that is far from the typical image associated with enterprise software. W

Going off on your own to solve an enterprise problem in startup mode may be sexy, but that is far from the typical image associated with enterprise software. When I hear enterprise software I think of all the usual anti-patterns such as big design up front, a smattering of bike shed problems, having to integrate with legacy crap, arbitrary deadlines, no incentive to avoid technical debt, division of work in teams that do not communicate, ivory tower UX / architect / usability people, etc. etc. Definitely not sexy, not then, not now, and not in while.