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> So the mindset here is "can be fixed", "QA" will find, etc. There's an alternative mindset here as well: let's get something in front of the users because th
by vsareto 5y ago
> So the mindset here is "can be fixed", "QA" will find, etc.
There's an alternative mindset here as well: let's get something in front of the users because they don't know what they want (because they gave us vague requirements), and this lets us iterate more accurately.
This is a strategy if you have developers with certain freedoms like talking to users directly vs. having product owners to distill requirements, and more or less running the entire development lifecycle.
- guelo 5y agoIME the "get it done" devs are not interested in following up with customers or looking at metrics to see how things are performing. They're on to the next task that they think will get them the promotion.
- freeqaz 5y agoThis definitely depends. I'm at a startup and I'm close enough to the business that having features DOES matter, so releasing them has material value. There are metrics to follow, but there are also individual customers asking for stuff too. I think it's bigger companies where this mentality starts to become pervasive with promos.