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The only places I found where this was not the case were companies / teams in a state where their existence and viability depended on churning out high quality
by dman 8y ago
The only places I found where this was not the case were companies / teams in a state where their existence and viability depended on churning out high quality software. Crisis situations with pressing needs have the doubly added advantage that they are irrational choices for those consumed by corporate politics.
- jpatokal 8y agoCrises are amplifiers of both positive and negative. I previously worked at a company in prolonged existential crisis, and while my team (working on a potential way out) and immediate management was great, there was a whole lot of backstabbing and irrational/incompetent/powerplay decision-making happening elsewhere in the continually shrinking org as people played musical chairs. In the end, we delivered the project, but the company was acquired and everybody got laid off anyway...