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Usually the "Why" is always going to be some variant of, "The client wants this ASAP!", or "The client called and they are complaining about this bug". How wou
by t0mbstone 8y ago
Usually the "Why" is always going to be some variant of, "The client wants this ASAP!", or "The client called and they are complaining about this bug".
How would you force your manager into converting that "why" into one you would accept?
- brightball 8y agoWhen dealing with clients, ASAP = Rush Rate. If it’s really needed that fast, they will pay extra for it. If it’s not, they will wait for the timeline that you can hit. All that said, client work is the one place where sprints serve a real purpose. The scope doesn’t expand because you finish early so there is a built in reward, agreed upon price for the scoped work, and a built in penalty.