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> who were hired to do it either a) couldn't, or b) didn't bother Or c) told the decision makers that it would take longer than a few hours to do and were told
by commandlinefan 6y ago
> who were hired to do it either a) couldn't, or b) didn't bother
Or c) told the decision makers that it would take longer than a few hours to do and were told not to "waste" any time on it.
- _bxg1 6y agoRegardless, there's this contentious relationship between decision makers and engineers because the former can't properly evaluate the work of the latter. Because of this, they either a) let bad engineers get away with stuff they shouldn't, or b) over-compensate and refuse to trust good engineers. It's a lose-lose.