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Few users / clients actually know tho'. They think in wants. They think in - because of past disappointments - what they can get. They think in what they think
by chiefalchemist 3y ago
Few users / clients actually know tho'. They think in wants. They think in - because of past disappointments - what they can get. They think in what they think the boss wants. They rarely think in actual biz needs.
You can give them *exactly* what they ask for and still be wrong. The user / client isn't going to admit that. Nah. They'll just play the "Damn IT" card and it'll be back to the drawing board but now with a shit load of tension.
It's best to ask - sooner rather than later.
- another2another 3y agoBut expecting anybody to know all the details about a request, as well as the consequences to other bits of functionality in a system (especially if it's still being built) is unrealistic. Most people have a vague idea of the outcome they want, and the reason for it. They also quickly know what they don't want _once they see it_ And that's why agile and iterative development is actually great for GUI based user interactive app development.
- PH95VuimJjqBqy 3y agowell shit, you should just roll over on your back and cry until someone puts a bottle in your mouth then. One of the advantages of being helpless is not taking responsibility.