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I read the first part and I enjoyed it. I agree that us developers aren't great at communicating tech debt effectively. Managers are also not great at prioritiz
by giulianob 1y ago
I read the first part and I enjoyed it. I agree that us developers aren't great at communicating tech debt effectively. Managers are also not great at prioritizing it. I think the "debt" analogy has been a net negative as management often thinks "we'll just pay it later" but don't often see how much pain it's causing. So having a resource to help both sides on this topic is very valuable.
- loumf 1y agoThanks. That’s my belief as well. I would have loved to come up with a better term. In the next two parts of the book I try to convince managers to give some autonomous time to engineers to do whatever tech debt projects they think is best. With some constraints and accountability.
- giulianob 1y agoI'm having this exact conversation with senior leadership in my team. I'm looking forward to it and I might do a book club reading when it comes out!