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> No code removes friction from the org. That’s so true. It’s not to build quickly, it’s to keep the agency within the non-engineering department.
by dgellow 3y ago
> No code removes friction from the org.
That’s so true. It’s not to build quickly, it’s to keep the agency within the non-engineering department.
- WWLink 3y agoTo me that sounds like the argument from a business department in an engineering org. The solution is for your department to hire its own software developer(s). I'd say the same thing for an organization that is heavily business-oriented and has an engineering department that gets kneecapped by the business-team-focused IT department that can't appropriately support the engineering department.