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Mistakes in Programming Projects
This should be required reading for any Software Project Manager.
http://www.stevemcconnell.com.nyud.net/rdenum.htm
Although for you jaded and older programming types you should play the "Been There" Bingo with that page. I've been on projects that scored well over 20/36!
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April 27th, 2009 - 13:44
the problems with such a list for “work-place ambiance” are 1)too extensive to implement; 2)lists imply priority – that may not match your particular priorities and 3)work-place problems change quite frequently.
the best projects i have been on use a weekly B&C list to determine what are the current non-technical related problems. Invariably, the can-do-it genius was the single greatest annoyance.