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I think the answer is just to have more people in the loop. Why do I have to write code, tests, documentation, dealing with jira tickets etc... In the old days,
by seiferteric 5y ago
I think the answer is just to have more people in the loop. Why do I have to write code, tests, documentation, dealing with jira tickets etc... In the old days, people had secretaries to handle some tasks. I would gladly exchange lower pay for having more people to spread out these tasks.
- loopz 5y agoIf it was that easy, there would indeed be a silver bullet: Secretaries could write specs that would compile into magical code solving every problem. They'd also infer user tutorials and data flow diagrams from machine code, to help out fresh blood. What people can do it help allievate the gaps, but sadly, they're not geeting much help from managers and business people this time 'round either.