Team Update 15 (2016)

[Ty Tremblay]

Originally Posted by Jessica Boucher

From a manufacturing perspective, sure. After 10 years in software, and especially my last 5 years in the cloud, I'm constantly building and working under Safe Harbor statements - I know things could change at any time and assume the risk in order to get access to cutting edge information and software.

I guess this stuff doesn't phase me anymore. The only constant is that FIRST changes their mind. If I can recommend anything, the best use of your limited resources is to adapt and move on.

We're all aware that things change in the real world.

The point is that this is NOT what happens in the real world. What's happened here is that the requirements have changed after the product was delivered, the customer isn't allowing us time to implement the changes, and the customer still expects their product to operate.