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> Not to mention that no product can survive without love and support from its devs. If the business wants a stable and well working application, prioritise it
by Mikushi 4y ago
> Not to mention that no product can survive without love and support from its devs.
If the business wants a stable and well working application, prioritise it as part of regular dev work. As a dev this is certainly not my problem.
- WFHRenaissance 4y agoThere's definitely an incentives issue here. Product just wants more features. I feel like product managers (bad product managers at least) need a countervailing tendency in the form of a resiliency manager or something. Actually, a great way of managing this sort of stuff is implementing error budgets and SLOs. If you app isn't performant, the next sprint is dedicated to fixing issues, et cetera.