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Totes agree. Also, customers are humans. They don't want to be handed a perfect product. They want to be involved in the process. Make dumb decisions. Complain.

by tormeh 8y ago

Totes agree. Also, customers are humans. They don't want to be handed a perfect product. They want to be involved in the process. Make dumb decisions. Complain. Receive bugfixes. Repeat. I don't know. Maybe I'm jaded, but I think in B2B, good software is not even desired. In B2C, sure, as Apple proves, but not in B2B.

Nursie 8y ago
> good software is not even desired. You can make good software without formal proofs. It just may not be proven to be perfect. > They want to be involved in the process. Make dumb decisions. This I agree with though, sure. They do make dumb decisions, and they push ahead anyway, even when told. Later they change their minds, we change the software. It's the grand circle of life or something.