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Shhh that's a secret ;-)Originally posted by eek View PostDon't many systems have that. Its called the power switch...
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You know when a project is in BIG trouble when management announces it's 'going agile' witihn 2 months of launch...
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Lol it was agile ishOriginally posted by kaiser78 View PostIt's taken 2 years to come up with a process ?? Take it it's not an agile process...
we started over 2 years ago and refined the process over successive projects to the point where we had an agreed process which had been proven to work.
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I try to avoid ads for roles which mention Agile in them. Agility on the other hand...
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It's taken 2 years to come up with a process ?? Take it it's not an agile process...Originally posted by original PM View PostHo Hum!
So we spend about a 2 years working on a decent paperwork light solid project process which has been proved to work.
And then one of the exec's has a brain fart and we have to just do it now with no controls.
Why do these people get employed to do anything but shovel $h!t

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What you all said.
So long as I'm not on my own I feel slightlyhappierless miserable about the institutional schizophrenia around me.
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Business decided to do a finance move without a project.
First month End and it was like 3 mile island for panic, oh how we laughed.
Snottograms because they hadn't got access X &Y and full pram expulsion when I sent them the SOX forms to get access.
This was just after doing a warehouse move that was fully IT PM'd that went flawlessly (apart from the warehouse only shipping part of a printer the only IT related thing they had to do without me standing over them). You would have thought they would have learnt.
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Yeah after a particular stooped request which I think wasOriginally posted by Dallas View PostI am forcing my lot through CR, I need to be abole to publish their request for rainbows and bunny rabbits (eg) to external audit to show just how stoopid they are.
One of our boxes is called PFM: Pure F%&*("* Magic
"If the system fails we want a button we can push which will make it work again"
Our developer lost the plot and asked one of the exec's if they wanted f......g Unicorns barfing rainbows to appear when they pressed it as well..
Oh how we laughed on the way to the job centre!
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I am forcing my lot through CR, I need to be abole to publish their request for rainbows and bunny rabbits (eg) to external audit to show just how stoopid they are.
One of our boxes is called PFM: Pure F%&*("* Magic
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I know. Its actually far funnier than that but that requires alcohol to cover the full glorious mess.Originally posted by original PM View Postand that is exactly how people who do not have a clue what Agile is see it as,
an excuse to not have proper control and the ability not to have to commit to anything and be able to chuck in last minute changes but keep the same go live date.
It's magic!
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I am forcing my lot through CR, I need to be abole to publish their request for rainbows and bunny rabbits (eg) to external audit to show just how stoopid they are.
One of our boxes is called PFM: Pure F%&*("* Magic
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and that is exactly how people who do not have a clue what Agile is see it as,
an excuse to not have proper control and the ability not to have to commit to anything and be able to chuck in last minute changes but keep the same go live date.
It's magic!
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