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It’s the telling the team how to do their job I find disrespectful. If all they were asking for was more information on the estimates, it’d be a different story
by mactavish88 4y ago
It’s the telling the team how to do their job I find disrespectful. If all they were asking for was more information on the estimates, it’d be a different story.
The presumption in their attitude and approach is that our team doesn’t know what they’re doing and they could do it better, even though they haven’t put in the effort to do the scoping.
- that_guy_iain 4y agoTo be honest, I think that is in your head. Why? Because I've been on both sides of these conversations, you need something done the other companies engineer says it's going to be X and you want to know why since to you it seems rather simple but you don't know all the things that happen in the other system so what on the face of it can be simple. I've also got to explain to other people why task X is delayed by the third party and why what seems like a simple task is now taking a lot longer. I think it's more than you're being questioned and you don't like that and feel like your word should be enough.