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> where time-to-market and profitability always trump code quality What actually happens is more like : "deliver as fast a possible, no matter what" ... "Th
by pyrale 3y ago
> where time-to-market and profitability always trump code quality
What actually happens is more like :
"deliver as fast a possible, no matter what"
...
"The poc was delivered in a week, why are new features so slow? And can you explain what this refactoring item adds to the bottom line?"
- mejutoco 3y agoThat seems like a failure of management.
- pyrale 3y agoWell, if one's management consistently fails in a predictable way that one can adapt to, one should probably adapt to it regardless of whether they believe it's a failure.
- mejutoco 3y agoThat is one option, and it is fine. Adapting to people treating a PoC as a full product by making it a more full-featured product is basically stopping doing PoC.