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Me. I ask myself is it a good thing or a bad thing. Good thing: shit gets done Bad thing: every other person I work with is not a wildcard and really works w
by RHSman2 4y ago
Me.
I ask myself is it a good thing or a bad thing.
Good thing: shit gets done
Bad thing: every other person I work with is not a wildcard and really works well under well designed, product management/software processes.
If I could invent anything, it would be a disassociative state where I could just download brain ideas (completed)
- doctor_eval 4y agoI think your experience is common (it certainly resonates with me) so I’m certainly not trying to contradict you when I say that I think there exist tools to help with the problem you mention - but JIRA is not one of them. These days, I work on the basis that managing the backlog is actually the management problem that needs solving. With an appropriate tool (I like ProductBoard), I can group together related issues, put my notes on them, and assign them to another developer. That helps them keep the blue light on too. Most so-called product management tools seem to think that a bunch of cards on a kanban board is all we need. But if the problem was that easy, nobody would have a problem.