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> You can't have $200K+ prima donnas calling all the shots Prima donnas? What a twit. I wrote nothing about having software "calling the shots" (I assume that
by Jtsummers 2y ago
> You can't have $200K+ prima donnas calling all the shots
Prima donnas? What a twit.
I wrote nothing about having software "calling the shots" (I assume that's who you mean as "prima donnas"), but when software is essential to your system, you should have that team at the table in your planning and budgeting efforts. If not, you'll get poor quality because it's low priority. And you'll get poor quality if you reliably underpay people, the good ones leave.
- phkahler 2y ago>> but when software is essential to your system, you should have that team at the table in your planning and budgeting efforts. I like to tell them that software should be on the BoM even though the marginal cost in $0.00. Having it noted as a component helps get people on board with proper versioning, and also raises visibility for something otherwise unseen.