It is a new kind of approach to software development: SFAQL.
Shoot First, Address Questions Later.
I bet this kind of decisions are a consequence of MBA/Excel mindset. Developing software properly takes time and money and that isn't... lean (lol) and doesn't drive billion dollar valuations.
You are aware that a core concern of business programs is risk assessment and mitigation, right? So how does this out-of-hand assumption follow so necessarily?
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It is a new kind of approach to software development: SFAQL.
Shoot First, Address Questions Later.
I bet this kind of decisions are a consequence of MBA/Excel mindset. Developing software properly takes time and money and that isn't... lean (lol) and doesn't drive billion dollar valuations.
You are aware that a core concern of business programs is risk assessment and mitigation, right? So how does this out-of-hand assumption follow so necessarily?