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> So for non-technical leadership, it is hard to know if "extra time" spent on code quality actually improves anything or is a waste of time and money. No, it'
by otabdeveloper4 5y ago
> So for non-technical leadership, it is hard to know if "extra time" spent on code quality actually improves anything or is a waste of time and money.
No, it's much harder for technical leadership. Technical leadership operates on opinions, fads, cargo-cult, etc., like you said.
Non-technical leadership can always fall back on business fundamentals.
- Aeolun 5y ago> Non-technical leadership can always fall back on business fundamentals. You mean like opinions, fads, cargo-cult, etc? Non technical leadership is just as susceptible to this. They’re just influenced by different people.
- TeMPOraL 5y ago> Non-technical leadership can always fall back on business fundamentals. For little good it'll do them. Any input to their calculations that references the software part of their business will still come with a big "shmaybe?" attached to it, making the results just as bad.