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Because you can't purposefully botch a sale in order to later recover it. Also because you can't avoid botching sales by being more conservative or adding more
by dasil003 8y ago
Because you can't purposefully botch a sale in order to later recover it. Also because you can't avoid botching sales by being more conservative or adding more process. In short, sales and engineering have basically nothing in common.
- sidlls 8y agoI don't think GP was talking about a scenario where the same engineer who created the bug fixed it and gets rewarded, rather one where a different engineer fixes it. Of course it wouldn't make sense as you describe it.
- dasil003 8y agoHow do you decide objectively who is responsible for every single bug? The whole thing is ripe for abuse from all sides. You need a blameless culture to have good engineering, not a bounty-based one.