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Jerry Feldman wrote: > [snip] There's a much simpler way to put it: measure twice, cut once. It's a basic tenet of craftsmanship, one that's been largely forgotten in today's software and manufacturing industries. PHBs don't care about the quality of the products they're ostensibly in charge of producing. They care that the products gets pushed out the door on time and under budget because these look good to senior management and lead to bonuses and promotions. Problems can be "fixed in release" and blame can be foisted on the incompetent employees. -- Rich P.
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