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>>> The insurance company has the right to fire the director and anybody else and take over the production if it goes significantly over budget. Okay, but how
by enraged_camel 12y ago
>>> The insurance company has the right to fire the director and anybody else and take over the production if it goes significantly over budget.
Okay, but how would this work in the software field? If a product is significantly over budget, that usually means the software has a ton of unfinished features and bugs. You can't just bring an outside project manager or whatever and expect them to set things right in a few weeks. There's a lot that goes into making movies to be sure, but making software is arguably much harder.
- 1123581321 12y agoThe bond company can either finish the job or pay the bond amount. So, if a project is too buggy, it'll be abandoned. Also, there managers who can take over a failing software project and right it. But since software is so unruly, any sensible bond company would set the budget threehold early enough to prevent those problems.