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Who cares? Stakeholders who are pissed of the legacy system isn't working and want it fixed now. If it's legacy and you're changing it, it's generally because i
by johnnyfaehell 13y ago
Who cares? Stakeholders who are pissed of the legacy system isn't working and want it fixed now. If it's legacy and you're changing it, it's generally because it's broken and someone finally noticed.
- vonmoltke 13y agoIn my experience, cases where the system needs to be fixed right now are fairly rare, and in those cases the task is usually delegated to the person with the most system experience anyway.