Let's hope is that way ;)
It's useless that everytime one criticizes GT for their unmet timelines you reply with this same stuff. Nowadays in this fast paced world if you're not able to meet timelines you'd better change job or at least you're not successful. It could happen two, three times not to meet an already announced timeline and even so not with several months of delay.
I'm not saying this is easy but you really cannot say that "timetables are almost IMPOSSIBE to keep to...because we're humans". Sorry but this is a loser attitude
Max
The one with Mac OS X Server 10.4 :)
Its very easy coming from a client's point of view... but timetables are almost IMPOSSIBLE to keep to (unless you happen to have a huge development team).
I know for a fact that GT work their hardest to get products out on time ... but they are still humans... and not everything goes to plan when writing software :| (especially stuff that is as complicated as GT's products :p).
Just keep that in mind
I know for a fact that GT work their hardest to get products out on time ... but they are still humans... and not everything goes to plan when writing software :| (especially stuff that is as complicated as GT's products :p).
Just keep that in mind
It's useless that everytime one criticizes GT for their unmet timelines you reply with this same stuff. Nowadays in this fast paced world if you're not able to meet timelines you'd better change job or at least you're not successful. It could happen two, three times not to meet an already announced timeline and even so not with several months of delay.
I'm not saying this is easy but you really cannot say that "timetables are almost IMPOSSIBE to keep to...because we're humans". Sorry but this is a loser attitude
Max
The one with Mac OS X Server 10.4 :)
