I know this was meant to be kind of tongue-in-cheek, but it's really a distillation of all the worst-case, deathmarch, and doomed projects rather than the avera

I know this was meant to be kind of tongue-in-cheek, but it's really a distillation of all the worst-case, deathmarch, and doomed projects rather than the average experience. Yes, I can relate to everything the author talks about, because I've been in software for 35+ years and experienced bad times like this. But there are also times when everyone isn't an idiot, management doesn't have their heads up their collective asses, and you actually get to work with good people and create great software.