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by bob1029
1772 days ago
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There is never going to be one clear way to deal with scheduling around software projects. The number of variables involved is vast. I view schedules around software projects as a few different things: - Public expectations for specific deliverables that your customers can align to, many times with a calendar unique to each customer. - Internal carrot/stick for managing constraints around active feature development. If you have an infinity budget (film/AAA gaming), you might be able to run less-bounded parallel efforts as noted elsewhere in this thread. - Orthogonal operational concerns (planned outages, et. al.) - Roadmap for strategic product development that the investors can think about So, when someone says something to me like "are we still on track for end of the week?", I have to provide an extremely qualified series of responses and ask more questions. |
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