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Indian here. Yep, that's pretty much it. I'm also not a fan of it being glorified because a) it shows how often there are systemic problems in India that force
by LordAtlas 4y ago
Indian here. Yep, that's pretty much it.
I'm also not a fan of it being glorified because a) it shows how often there are systemic problems in India that force you to resort to "jugaad" to get stuff done and b) culturally, we tend to stick with "good enough" jugaad options instead of aspiring towards higher-quality products and solutions.
- ggeorgovassilis 4y agoMaybe it takes an outsider's view to appreciate jugaad. I'm fully aware that in a resource constrained setting, jugaad is not a choice. But it's either the jugaad way or no way at all. Mature delivery organisations sometimes get lost in their own process optimisation... I worked (more than once) for orgs where we simply wouldn't do anything that took less than a day because the planning, approval and billing processes would take another day.