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Respectfully, educating stakeholders is part of your job. Until you accept and embrace that, you're likely to remain stuck in roles doing useless things.
by chrisweekly 6y ago
Respectfully, educating stakeholders is part of your job. Until you accept and embrace that, you're likely to remain stuck in roles doing useless things.
- Klinky 6y agoIf they heard from legal they need it and legal hourly rate is greater than engineering hourly rate, they will rather waste engineering time than spend legal time to save engineering time.
- Griffinsauce 6y agoLegal won't be maintaining this feature ad infinitum will it? Also: it might be interesting to try and find some metrics on conversion impact for those stakeholders. You're making the product worse.
- outworlder 6y agoHow do you know so much about his job role?
- libria 6y agoAttempting to educate stakeholders is part of your job. Forcing them to accept your reasoning may not be possible and they may have other reasons for their decisions that you may not know about or they may not wish to reveal (legal, marketing, internal politics, etc). And at some point in pushing back, disagree-and-commit is the right thing to do.