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I honestly don't think so. Companies have finite resources and need to allocate their use efficiently. That's hard to do when you don't know how long it will ta
by xupybd 7y ago
I honestly don't think so. Companies have finite resources and need to allocate their use efficiently. That's hard to do when you don't know how long it will take / how much it will cost.
If you don't think you have the money to meet the estimated project time you need to find ways to reduce the time. Sadly that leads to problems as described in the article.
The is an impedance miss match between software development and real world business reality.
- almostdeadguy 7y agoIf your product development process constantly places you into dilemmas where a development effort requires a commitment to cost and timeline that could damage the company if either is overshot, they either: A. aren't testing enough / at all or haven't given any consideration to what is the smallest change needed to deliver value B. have serious organizational problems around coordination C. are running a company completely unsustainably
- xupybd 7y agoD. You are a consulting company and fix price your work.