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I think in the real world, what almost always happens is, "it looks like you're dedicated x capacity to technical debt reduction, but this is a critical busines
by VyseofArcadia 3y ago
I think in the real world, what almost always happens is, "it looks like you're dedicated x capacity to technical debt reduction, but this is a critical business initiative, so you need to defer that and work on new features."
- feoren 3y agoAnd everything is always a critical business initiative, because otherwise some senior manager is worried everyone will realize his job is pointless.
- from-nibly 3y agoIt better be a critical business initiative otherwise why are we even talking. Product better not be coming to me with half thought through optional BS.
- mihirchronicles 3y agoFair. The problem is that neither design nor development will size the request until product gives them a priority but product cannot prioritize till they get a size. And the going around circle continues.