Re:Microsoft President: We Need a Hippocratic Oath for Softw...
by kittiepryde on Monday August 10, 2020 @11:22AM
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So..
if the engineering leadership said, this is not a good idea. Management said, it saves money.
Engineering failed to convince management. Management didn't have the understanding that it was a bad idea.
It is now, no one's fault?
If management merely takes the advice of engineers ( and other who specialize in the things that they do not ), and they choose to ignore it because they do not understand the things they do not specialize in. I believe it's a reasonable to assume that management is more at fault than engineering ( I'm not sure they're is a situation here where any party is fault less )
if the engineering leadership said, this is not a good idea. Management said, it saves money.
Engineering failed to convince management. Management didn't have the understanding that it was a bad idea.
It is now, no one's fault?
If management merely takes the advice of engineers ( and other who specialize in the things that they do not ), and they choose to ignore it because they do not understand the things they do not specialize in. I believe it's a reasonable to assume that management is more at fault than engineering ( I'm not sure they're is a situation here where any party is fault less )