Post by john larkinhttps://www.sfgate.com/tech/article/eric-schmidt-google-remote-work-19655216.php
Not really. Top managers have a bean counter mentality. They expect to
see people working in the places that they are used to see them working.
The one time I was in a quasi-start-up project, the line manager screwed
it up because he decided that design reviews were a waste of time, and
skipped them.
Lot of errors that would have been caught at a design review got
through, and had to be found - slowly and expensively - by
trouble-shooting boards that had been built with built-in errors.
The clown that made the choice hadn't had the painful experience on
getting complicated boards to work that would have given him some
insight into why design reviews were worth doing, even if they cost time
up front, because skipping them cost a lot more time down-stream.
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Bill Sloman, Sydney
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