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Back in my days building custom software (in the US/Canada) a lot of the PM work was figuring out how the process overrides worked. Every organization has a se
by ultrasaurus 3y ago
Back in my days building custom software (in the US/Canada) a lot of the PM work was figuring out how the process overrides worked. Every organization has a set of formal rules... and the way things actually work (and 50% of my job was making sure our CRUD apps that were more than just spreadsheets with changelogs).
But having lived & worked in a few countries now, the way other cultures do their overrides is always more visible (e.g. Country A you might pay bribes to get out of tickets, country B might just not pull people over in nice cars)