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That's very interesting! Would you be able to give an example without being too specific?
by benterix 3y ago
That's very interesting! Would you be able to give an example without being too specific?
- detourdog 3y agoThe former guy is pretty simple example. My partner refers to as being a squid, spraying ink and making a get away.
- roughly 3y agoIt's been a long time and I don't remember specifics, but - we'd regularly be meeting with people from multiple different departments, and it'd be things like two people talking about testing, where it turns out one is talking about unit tests & CI and the other is talking about user testing, and you can go very far into that conversation using all the same words and meaning very different things.
- majormajor 3y agoA fairly simple one I've seen is "when will this be done?" - stakeholder means to ask when will it be in production; engineer hears "done" as in "my task is done" and answers about when the PR will land.
- squirtlebonflow 3y agoIdeally, merging the PR and having it be in production is a 30-60 minute automated CI process.