Re:Software Developers Should Have Sysadmin Experience
by JamesBarney on Monday January 09, 2017 @12:59PM
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I've been a consultant on large projects and the vast majority of money that I've seen flushed down the toilet was on
1) Building the wrong piece of software/end-users not having enough influence on what get's built.
2) Lack of delegation, having people make technological/feature decisions about a product they only spend 5% of their time thinking about.
3) Organizational incentives not aligned correctly.
4) Not following software engineering principles that were discovered in the 70's(they also don't follow any software engineering principles discovered since then, but I'll give them a pass)
1) Building the wrong piece of software/end-users not having enough influence on what get's built.
2) Lack of delegation, having people make technological/feature decisions about a product they only spend 5% of their time thinking about.
3) Organizational incentives not aligned correctly.
4) Not following software engineering principles that were discovered in the 70's(they also don't follow any software engineering principles discovered since then, but I'll give them a pass)