![]() Then what happens? All the developers get scarred, so when the next version comes out, do they upgrade again? No-they’re still licking their wounds from last time. Inevitably they had to update across six versions because the team hated doing the upgrades and put it off until the absolute last second. ![]() Ask any engineer about the most brutal time they up-versioned an app’s language or framework. See, if your team only needs to perform a task they hate occasionally, they won’t get much practice, they’ll continue to do it badly, and they’ll continue to hate it. I could limit them, but I couldn’t eliminate them).īut there’s something else here. I tried everything I could think of to weasel my teams out of conference calls. So hesitating on remote work won’t fix this for you (sadly, believe me. ![]() Somehow, most of those projects still involved conference calls with stakeholders, field testers, or bigwigs who weren’t in the office. I performed 8 projects in this ‘extreme colocation’ style. ![]() I worked in an office that expressly forbade remote work for product managers, designers, and developers. They also somehow seem to keep happening even if the office has no remote policy. If this happens with every single meeting, how are we supposed to get anything done?Ĭonference call meetings are annoying. ![]()
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