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Nonsense. This will make your project take at least 50% more time, if not more. The dialogue that one could have with developers will bring out ideas on how to
by cjfd 5y ago
Nonsense. This will make your project take at least 50% more time, if not more. The dialogue that one could have with developers will bring out ideas on how to do things simpler. Also, sometimes a requirement that you have now conflicts with one that you had earlier. If you don't have a good dialogue with your developers it may be that the first requirement just gets disabled or otherwise starts to behave unexpectedly. Then the users start to complain why it no longer works and things need to be redone. Good communication with the developers can prevent such things and save rework.
- spratzt 5y agoGood communication has got nothing to do with whether developers believe in a project or not. The two are orthogonal.
- musingsole 5y agoThey are not orthogonal. At all. While it is possible that a project is compelling despite terrible communication, they are highly correlated. Orthogonal is a great word. Don't weaken it.