Or the issues can be more human, with you not feeling you’re being listened to, or getting access to some of the data you need to proceed (progress metrics in particular).Īnother reason might be that there is fallout over a contract or the inability of a customer and vendor to reach agreement about how to proceed. The realisation of that inadequacy can take several forms – commons ones are poor quality coding and scaling problems. Sometimes the technology a development team has is inadequate for the task they’ve been charged with.
Software projects can collapse or fizzle out for all kinds of reasons. Such letdowns are as common and impactful in software development as with any other human endeavour, and the same solution is available for those with the wisdom to recognise when they’re at the end of their tether: get some outside help. Turns out we didn’t get the trip to the Moon for our birthday. One rule we learn when we’re young is that things don’t always work out the way we’d like them to.
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