Challenging people to do stuff you won't reveal the nature of until they've committed to it--with no mention of incentives or alternatives--is not a "dare," it'

Challenging people to do stuff you won't reveal the nature of until they've committed to it--with no mention of incentives or alternatives--is not a "dare," it's just an inconceivably-shitty contract. > Neither UX nor the Product Managers enlisted. Why not? > Seven people joined, two dropped the day before, and when the challenge was revealed, one silently disappeared. > Four brave souls to face the challenge… All this shows is that out of his 13 devs, 4 of them will agree to anything.