Re:Nobody ever gets credit for fixing problems that never ha...
by FridgeSeal on Thursday February 22, 2024 @05:51PM
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Kind of ignores the risk externalities have on projects no? If you tried your best to deliver something, but another teams priorities changed, or the business/market shifted, or the project got bogged down in planning/politics outside of that team members control, or if the team needs to integrate with a system (external or legacy) that’s out of their control and is notoriously flaky and torpedoes their velocity and morale.
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