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It seems like one of the assumptions behind the no code hype is that product managers know exactly what clients want, and if they could just remove those pesky
by horns4lyfe 4y ago
It seems like one of the assumptions behind the no code hype is that product managers know exactly what clients want, and if they could just remove those pesky engineers from the situation they could deliver it. Which should be pretty funny to anyone who’s ever worked on a large greenfield software project.
- hinkley 4y agoMy first gig out of college, I referred to myself and two of my teammates as babysitters. Since then things have been mostly better. Mostly.
- marcosdumay 4y agoIt's more on the assumption that the end users know better what they want themselves. What does not always happen, but is not rare either.