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My first suggestion, wait it out for an initial period and see how much the “requirements” align with the results. Based on my experience, about 3/4 of the time
by CodeWriter23 4y ago
My first suggestion, wait it out for an initial period and see how much the “requirements” align with the results. Based on my experience, about 3/4 of the time those stating the requirements have no idea what they actually want. I can usually increase the odds of the result matching the actual requirements by interviewing users / requirement generators.
Anyway, no point on tracking low-quality requirements that end up being redefined as you build the airplane in flight.
- rsecora 4y agoUnderrated parent comment. Requirements are living entities and subject to Darwin rules. Only the fittest survives.