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I realize this is an extreme case, but you should check out Valve's corporate structure. No one has a "title", everyone can move to whatever project that want t
by trobertson 14y ago
I realize this is an extreme case, but you should check out Valve's corporate structure. No one has a "title", everyone can move to whatever project that want to work on, and they still turn out excellent software.
- mprovost 14y ago...but not on schedule.
- scotty79 14y agoNothing ever get's built on schedule or within budget.
- unimpressive 14y agohttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valve_Time#.22Valve_Time.22 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valve_Time#.22Valve_Time.22 Yes. But Valve is a bit of an extreme case.
- scotty79 14y agoJust extremely honest about it.
- unimpressive 14y agoWhile I wouldn't necessarily disagree with that analysis, Valve time has more to do with announcing release dates and then going way over them than it does not shipping on internal deadlines.
- sparknlaunch 14y ago>> Nothing ever get's built on schedule or within budget. If anything, things always deliver on schedule and within budget. This is due to massive scope creep (scope reduction) and reduced quality.
- tanoku 14y agoSorry, what schedule?
- brazzy 14y agoAnd I'd bet you that every one of their projects with more than 10 people working on it has people doing mainly what is clearly recognizable as project management or business analysis.