Re:Indian IT consultancies struggle against technological ob...
by jackcosgrove on Friday July 24, 2020 @04:00PM
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It's not just that non-technical people under-appreciate technical debt.
If you put in the time and pay the money to build an awesome system that is stable and usable for decades, there's only a small chance you'll be rewarded. First because no one notices when software is working. Second because you will probably have moved on to a different role at a different company after your wisdom is confirmed ten years later.
If you put in the time and pay the money to build an awesome system that is stable and usable for decades, there's only a small chance you'll be rewarded. First because no one notices when software is working. Second because you will probably have moved on to a different role at a different company after your wisdom is confirmed ten years later.
Saving money now is what gets attention.