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Of course, this the preferred option. But when the arguments ensue, it's usually because the developers are saying I can't give you the project in the superior
by RougeFemme 14y ago
Of course, this the preferred option. But when the arguments ensue, it's usually because the developers are saying I can't give you the project in the superior language in a reasonable amount of time. So if a choice must be made between superior language and reasonable amount of time, project managers usually choose reasonable amount of time.
- jiggy2011 14y agoIf a superior language cannot deliver the project as quickly and to the same level of quality as in an inferior language then you need to examine how the words inferior and superior relate to the relationship between the languages.
- lelele 14y ago> So if a choice must be made between superior language and reasonable amount of time, project managers usually choose reasonable amount of time. Sure. Of course project managers usually choose deadlines over people, then when talented people burn out and leave, they wonder why talents are so difficult to keep. We know what the safe choice is: hire average programmers who see programming languages as interchangeable, and are themselves interchangeable. No worries about competitors, for they are doing the same. Nothing wrong with that, but please let's not pretend things are any different.