There's only one thing for it
We should give the workers support, and make TCS pay for it.
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Requirements are not meant to change every two weeks
Years of estimating yet no real world evidence of anything getting done faster
"In order to reduce process we add more process" - statement dreamed up by the utterly deranged
Poker is a game, not a planning tool
T-shirt size estimation belongs in the clothing store, not software development
"Points represent complexity, not time" yet you keep on measuring how many points fit in a week?
People who want to "burn down" belong in jail, not run software teams
Same goes for people doing grooming
This is real scrum done by real scrum masters:
start: 50 points
Done: 70 points
Remaining: 100 points
They have played us for absolute fools
"The European Spreadsheet Risks Interest Group (yes, that is a real organization, one dedicated to examining the moments when spreadsheets go wrong) estimates that over 90 per cent of all spreadsheets contain errors."
ESRIG: http://www.eusprig.org/
In the same chapter, he also talks about the same Excel issue that you just mentioned and how biologists have had to rename enzymes because Excel "autocorrects" them
TL;Dr Another quote from "Humble Pi: A Comedy of Maths Errors" by Matt Parker -
"Tell them to use a real database LIKE AN ADULT."
I'm not a fan - the layout of stories doesn't appear to be uniform with gaps here there and everywhere.
Plus crying "waaah you don't like change" is exactly what other webdevs do as they remove usability and functionality from their websites, ala Facebook or Twitter. You're better than that El Reg!
You'd think with service this bad you'd have leftists queuing around the block calling for renationalisation of the telecommunications industry, given that's what they do for rail and energy suppliers.
Paris, because even she is smarter than leftists who think nationalisation will fix anything.
The EU will go after anyone but Apple - and given how Apple force out app developers who develop functionality which provides similar functionality to Apple products, while not allowing hardware competition within the iOS ecosystem, it's clear which one of those 3 is actually the least consumer friendly.
Most of the time I regret Brexit but at times like this I sometimes wonder if Leavers have a point?