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If most people are unable to do it right, the act is too difficult. Saying "it works fine if everyone does as they should" just ignores that people don't usuall
by WJW 7y ago
If most people are unable to do it right, the act is too difficult. Saying "it works fine if everyone does as they should" just ignores that people don't usually do as they "should" and is not very useful.
- kube-system 7y agoI disagree. Most new ideas implemented in the workplace come with generational learning curves, even when history has shown them to be good ideas. This is just a cyclical skills gap. Few people running software projects have formal study that spans both management and software. Many have neither, in my experience. Sure, formal study is not a requirement for good performance, it sure helps to get everyone in an organization on the same page.