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It's not always the end user's fault, often its the organization's maturity, or lack thereof, as far as tasking. However, pretending that there isn't a mass of
by Perolan2 4y ago
It's not always the end user's fault, often its the organization's maturity, or lack thereof, as far as tasking.
However, pretending that there isn't a mass of programmers who think they know better than everyone else and couldn't benefit from task structure / documentation (be it SCRUM, Agile, whatever) isn't helpful at all.