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I agree 100%. The first step is to actually GET specs/requirements in the first place, which I have found to be sadly lacking in many cases.
by dialmaster 13y ago
I agree 100%. The first step is to actually GET specs/requirements in the first place, which I have found to be sadly lacking in many cases.
- davidshariff 13y agoGetting specs is not the problem, but changing the specs over and over again, and not communicating or remembering all the changes is a problem.