> What can be done to help people make connections after a move? That's asking a programmer, after a death march shipping at all cost ditching any notion of ve

> What can be done to help people make connections after a move? That's asking a programmer, after a death march shipping at all cost ditching any notion of version control/QA/TDD/etc., 99% of the budget spent, and a bug is found in the field, "What can be done to help us never make this kind of mistake again?" By the time people are forced out of long-time homes and moved away, the majority of damage is already done in most cases. If they are relatively young and resilient, then they might recover. But you're never going to erase the precarity they experience in the meantime, and at the ragged edges, that precarity is all it takes for many to plunge them over the abyss into homeless desperation. Going further up the methodology stack so to speak, there are any number of remedies available and discussed to death. Acta non verba though, so I'm doing what I can within my own personal scope.