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I think dysfunctional is being used as a term of endearment to some degree. But I agree, the interfaces become the catalysts for the long meetings, the code de
by nutate 12y ago
I think dysfunctional is being used as a term of endearment to some degree. But I agree, the interfaces become the catalysts for the long meetings, the code debates, etc. It doesn't end up mattering if it becomes a question of "fix your service" vs "fix your client" arguments.
- dglozic 12y agoYou are correct - dysfunctional as in 'strong willed people that want to move at a different pace', not 'incompetent' :-).