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That point is dangerously close. I don't now what to tell them . Not everyone appreciates the benefits of not adding ridiculous features and non stop changes th
by thewarrior 11y ago
That point is dangerously close. I don't now what to tell them . Not everyone appreciates the benefits of not adding ridiculous features and non stop changes that overcomplicate the system while not adding much value. In fact many of the features aren't even used.
Also when a project is outsourced , then the outsourcing firm is only happy that there are lots of changes as that means more billable hours. They're not going to push back. And neither can the developers working there. This is yet another danger of completely outsourcing your project without any technical oversight.
Hopefully , I'll soon be working on something else . ;).
- Dewie3 11y ago> I don't now what to tell them . You have to manage expectations. Not just do whatever it takes to get things working, until they don't work/can't be changed anymore. It all looks the same to the people who haven't taken a look at the plumbing themselves.