It is true that scope management through batch theory delivers consistent results, yet the quality is almost always below what would continue a products profita

It is true that scope management through batch theory delivers consistent results, yet the quality is almost always below what would continue a products profitability, almost always initially falls below user expectations, and almost always includes a tradeoff for engineer sanity in the form of maintainability. What the PM is not saying, or the quiet part, is that from their perspective "it is your job, do your job." Frankly, that's a piss poor take as well. People are griping about the relationship between engineers and businesses because it's taking a toll. Telling people to shut up and get back to work, worse, alluding their gripes are narcissistic at best is a woefully attrocious take. Businesses can be better, but part of being better will be taking bets on how to make things better that the engineers (workers) don't solely shoulder or take blame for. Hell, it'd be nice to see the business aspire for internal change where the engineers aren't asked to change at all.