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I'm not sure if it's unique to my place of work but most requirements are made up. If something is or isn't implemented in the final solution has no real bearin
by throwawaythekey 3y ago
I'm not sure if it's unique to my place of work but most requirements are made up. If something is or isn't implemented in the final solution has no real bearing on happiness. The thing that everyone seems to be after is a well thought out solution with empathy for the users. Strict requirements get in the way of that in my experience.
- okl 3y agoRequirements serve to define the goal/agree on what's in what's out. If that can't be spelled out in sufficient detail (regardless of form), production shouldn't begin - make a prototype (or something else that helps define the work to be done)