sorry for the cynicism, but what quality? have you ever worked in company that cared about quality more than productivity/gains/output/money? sure they exist, but they are very few
Ha, cynicism indeed. I know where you are coming from.
There is a base level of quality a certain kind of customer is expecting in a product before considering it to be worthless trash.
Let's stick with the cynical position and assume that the code has to run, at least do what it is supposed to do, some time on Monday, part of the time.
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When reading posts like this, I am really curious how organisations control for quality.
With an 10x amount of output you 10x the amount of failures at constant production quality. Did you put improved processes into place?
sorry for the cynicism, but what quality? have you ever worked in company that cared about quality more than productivity/gains/output/money? sure they exist, but they are very few
Ha, cynicism indeed. I know where you are coming from.
There is a base level of quality a certain kind of customer is expecting in a product before considering it to be worthless trash.
Let's stick with the cynical position and assume that the code has to run, at least do what it is supposed to do, some time on Monday, part of the time.