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Ha, hilarious. I have had changed that were done as soon as they were mentioned, but still required several more meetings to ensure everyone was aware of the up
by megablast 8y ago
Ha, hilarious. I have had changed that were done as soon as they were mentioned, but still required several more meetings to ensure everyone was aware of the upcoming change, had signed of on it (even though it was a severe bug), and discussed it ad-infinitum. Including how to do it, even though I already did it at the start of the meeting. Approximately 100x the time it took to do the work.
- bfdm 7y agoWell, sure. I've had those too. The trick is making sure some of that time is spent validating the assumptions you made explicitly or subconsciously. Doing the change right means making sure that a) your change actually meets the request as the requestor understands it and b) doesn't break other features that already exist.