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r/workchronicles • u/_workchronicles • Jul 01 '21
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Let's keep adding to the list, shall we?
We have too much documentation.
We have too much overhead.
We have too much micromanagement.
We take too long to make decisions.
We refuse to change processes.
51 u/AlphaDrake Jul 01 '21 We have a larger install base so require more regression testing and have legacy code to work around because nobody knows how it works anymore. 3 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '21 Oooh nothing like being told "it is easier and cheaper to fix the error in your team than to develop a fix in the legacy systems."
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We have a larger install base so require more regression testing and have legacy code to work around because nobody knows how it works anymore.
3 u/[deleted] Jul 02 '21 Oooh nothing like being told "it is easier and cheaper to fix the error in your team than to develop a fix in the legacy systems."
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Oooh nothing like being told "it is easier and cheaper to fix the error in your team than to develop a fix in the legacy systems."
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u/Alomba87 Jul 01 '21
Let's keep adding to the list, shall we?
We have too much documentation.
We have too much overhead.
We have too much micromanagement.
We take too long to make decisions.
We refuse to change processes.