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>because letting large groups see your design before start introduces organizational risk. What is the risk to be specific? Just curious.
by abhishekjha 8y ago
>because letting large groups see your design before start introduces organizational risk.
What is the risk to be specific? Just curious.
- prepend 8y agoThere's a few, the most tangible is that someone not technically qualified deems the design inferior and communicates to decision makers. So there's this kafka-esque experience where someone two degrees from engineering asks you to defend against a misunderstanding of proper design. Maybe the easiest to deflect is "You're developing in Ada, and we prefer Lisp, etc. etc."