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> and very few people willing to put their neck out and say "Yes, we can do it." Why would you want them to say it if they don't actually know it?
by balfirevic 7y ago
> and very few people willing to put their neck out and say "Yes, we can do it."
Why would you want them to say it if they don't actually know it?
- cushychicken 7y agoI suppose my point was that people with the expertise to know how to do so are typically reluctant to stick their neck out and say so in front of a crowd. I should know. I'm one of those people. I very rarely agree to a feature without ironclad certainty (e.g. a working prototype in hand) that it can be done.