>"Who do you think is going to have a higher performing team in the long run?"
The project manager who manages the team, schedule and risks such that things don't routinely blow and run down to the wire would be preferable to either.
lol. In a perfect world where bugs never happen, estimates are always perfect, and last-minute top-down requirements changes never occur, I would totally agree with you.
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>"Who do you think is going to have a higher performing team in the long run?"
The project manager who manages the team, schedule and risks such that things don't routinely blow and run down to the wire would be preferable to either.
lol. In a perfect world where bugs never happen, estimates are always perfect, and last-minute top-down requirements changes never occur, I would totally agree with you.