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I'll also wholeheartedly agree with this comment—my company has a long history of shipping on time and under budget. The caveat is that we closely follow #2: we
by kbuchanan 8y ago
I'll also wholeheartedly agree with this comment—my company has a long history of shipping on time and under budget. The caveat is that we closely follow #2: we aggressively strike requirements from the overall target if it means preserving the integrity of the project overall, with a commitment to return later.
I'll add this: a product team that ships earns 1) more credibility, and 2) that credibility is reciprocated towards the team in the form of greater flexibility and freedom to set their own targets.
- AstralStorm 8y agoThis approach does not scale to maintenance. You cannot strike down anything when maintaining and/or porting. (And it is risky to even cut testing.)