Re:PyCon US 2021 Recordings are Available
by void_mint on Saturday June 05, 2021 @12:19PM
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> Fixing things in the project management process is a hugely levered activity.
Respectfully, you're absolutely right, but at many many employers dev's opinions on project management doesn't matter and is totally ignored. That's why I say don't worry about it. The devs I've been around that get upset and dogmatic about project management principles just get burnt out faster because employers don't care/won't change. "Don't care" didn't mean "Don't know about", but moreso "Don't get worked up about" or "Don't be strongly opinionated". Of all the hills that exist in software to die on, project management is pretty much the worst one.
I agree with most of what you say but this sounds like terrible advice. Fixing bugs in software is cheaper the earlier they are fixed. Cheaper in testing than in prod, cheaper in design than in testing, and so on.
The cheapest place to fix them are in the processes that lead to the design.
Fixing things in the project management process is a hugely levered activity.