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> A lot of developers really hate committing to any kind of estimate In development (as opposed to production) I personally fight against any commitment if it
by pif 6y ago
> A lot of developers really hate committing to any kind of estimate
In development (as opposed to production) I personally fight against any commitment if it comprises the "what" as well as the "when".
You fix the date of the next release and provide me with a prioritized list of bug fixes and features to work on? Nice, let me start to work!
You think that a specific new feature could improve our sales and you let me drop anything else and call you back as soon as I have any news? Wonderful, I'm already analysing the issue in my head!
Anything else, and I'll let you know that your dreams are not likely to come true.
- sooheon 6y agoThe iron triangle[1] is a well known model. If the "business" side insists on "engineering" breaking it, they are not serving their function. [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_management_triangle https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Project_management_triangle