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Depends how you look at it. Reconciling input from a hundred different stakeholders all of whom have a slightly different mental model and worldview can defini
by dasil003 5y ago
Depends how you look at it. Reconciling input from a hundred different stakeholders all of whom have a slightly different mental model and worldview can definitely lead to mathematical complexity. Is it irreducible? It's sort of a philosophical question as you could keep hammering away at them to build a shared understanding and pare things away at the edges, and you could spend infinite time at this, but in the end you might reach a point where stakeholders would prefer it to fail than to make another concession.
- blowski 5y ago> in the end you might reach a point where stakeholders would prefer it to fail than to make another concession Or even spend any more time talking to you. Despite being a stakeholder, they may not care about failure so long as they don’t get the blame.
- Aeolun 5y ago> in the end you might reach a point where stakeholders would prefer it to fail than to make another concession In this case your project will fail regardless. You just won’t have wasted person-centuries of development time.