Sometimes a blunt ”that won’t work” is needed, to save the team valuable time. There is no point in exploring implementation details of a solution, if the proposed solution has a fatal flaw.
Pointing out said flaw obviously is the responsibility of the person calling TWW.
The last thing I want is an engineering team of yes-men, who don’t want to be ”bad team players”, and thus keep cheering ideas that Just. Won’t. Work.
Pointing out said flaw obviously is the responsibility of the person calling TWW.
The last thing I want is an engineering team of yes-men, who don’t want to be ”bad team players”, and thus keep cheering ideas that Just. Won’t. Work.