Re:Overengineering can kill a product
by marcosdumay on Wednesday November 24, 2021 @10:56AM
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> and pushing them towards adopting more off-the-shelf components instead of maintaining homegrown stuff
Are you spending your time second-guessing the developers and micro-managing them on the exact thing they are supposed to be experts?
Your phrasing has that "feel", but it's far from a sure conclusion. Anyway, if it is the case, you may need to reevaluate both your hiring (should you get more senior people?) and management (this is a clear "should never be done", unless your people are explicitly under training) practices.
Are you spending your time second-guessing the developers and micro-managing them on the exact thing they are supposed to be experts?
Your phrasing has that "feel", but it's far from a sure conclusion. Anyway, if it is the case, you may need to reevaluate both your hiring (should you get more senior people?) and management (this is a clear "should never be done", unless your people are explicitly under training) practices.