The end of contracting as we know it for suity?

[BrilloPad]

Doesn't surprise CUK at all. No doubt someone will be on here presenting a link where it was all predicted a few months ago.

Everything gets predicted on CUK. We just remember the ones that came true.

[Churchill]

Everything gets predicted on CUK. We just remember the ones that came true.

Well that'll be MF, Minestrone and Sasguru's secret out of the bag...

[FiveTimes]

Suity unless you want to be on the bench over the festive period I think you should just get on with it and do it to the best of your ability.

[Wodewick]

CBA reading that, can I have the concise version please.

Suity posted..... BAU

HTH

[d000hg]

Sounds ideal - more work for you and you get to do some coding, which IIRC you like?

[FiveTimes]

Sounds ideal - more work for you and you get to whinge and moan more on here, which IIRC you like?

ftfy

[Ruprect]

Suity posted..... BAU

HTH

[alreadypacked]

Not xmas avatars already

[OwlHoot]

Today : Suity told not only will I be the BA/BPM architect/Data modeller/Test script writer/UAT document writer/Trainer I will now also be required to be the lead developer.

To wit, I have to develop the majority of it on shore. ..

I had a project like that at the BBC. The trick to getting the requirements signed off is to have one person, the most senior relevant permie obviously, the MD if necessary, responsible for agreeing them once you have pulled together a coherent set.

Also, include in the spec a section for any other requirements permies have mentioned which could be included but, for whatever reason (time, complexity, conflicts, etc), currently aren't.

This sounds like a challenge to be relished rather than dreaded. At least you have freedom to shape the requirements your way, rather than having to struggle with someone else's possibly incomplete and contradictory mess.

[suityou01]

I had a project like that at the BBC. The trick to getting the requirements signed off is to have one person, the most senior relevant permie obviously, the MD if necessary, responsible for agreeing them once you have pulled together a coherent set.

Also, include in the spec a section for any other requirements permies have mentioned which could be included but, for whatever reason (time, complexity, conflicts, etc), currently aren't.

This sounds like a challenge to be relished rather than dreaded. At least you have freedom to shape the requirements your way, rather than having to struggle with someone else's possibly incomplete and contradictory mess.

The most senior person is the worst of the lot Owly. I have never ever ever seen anything like it in all my days.

It is that bad.

I have chucked it in.