Re:Times are great for programmers now. How does it end?
by manigandham on Monday February 21, 2022 @05:11AM
(#30413932)
Not exactly. All professions have similar communication. Subordinates report up to their supervisors and colleagues discuss laterally with themselves, especially when in a team focused on the same project.
> "I mentioned how stand-ups ... might not be a bad idea"
That's what the other professions are taking issue with: the way software teams communicate.
Stand-ups are a terrible idea. Imposed superficial questions with rarely any nuance or relevance while eating at productive time. We need proper measured processes rather than the agile/scrum/random voodoo of the day.
Re:Times are great for programmers now. How does it end?
by Kye on Monday February 21, 2022 @07:52AM
(#30415345)
It seems like all the magic processes are a "Now you have n+1 problems" problem. Everyone who invented a new process thought they were fixing what was broken in the last process.
> "I mentioned how stand-ups ... might not be a bad idea"
That's what the other professions are taking issue with: the way software teams communicate.
Stand-ups are a terrible idea. Imposed superficial questions with rarely any nuance or relevance while eating at productive time. We need proper measured processes rather than the agile/scrum/random voodoo of the day.