I am a Software Dev girl who loves Uncle Bob, is drawn to the human side of software development and clean coded applications, and enjoys acting as a liaison between the business and tech.
Ask if bring completion meant bring to an end and kill the project ;)
You guys are right. The project is never complete. It grows. People get used to good things and want even more. And sometimes what they want is not what they get so there's always some rework to do. The software requirements are hard to capture, especially that both sides use different languages (despite both speaking the same ;)). But it requires some effort on every person (party) included in a project to create an environment that everyone feels comfortable to work at.
So practice Zen and spread the Zen to everyone engaged int the project! :)
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Ask if bring completion meant bring to an end and kill the project ;)
You guys are right. The project is never complete. It grows. People get used to good things and want even more. And sometimes what they want is not what they get so there's always some rework to do. The software requirements are hard to capture, especially that both sides use different languages (despite both speaking the same ;)). But it requires some effort on every person (party) included in a project to create an environment that everyone feels comfortable to work at.
So practice Zen and spread the Zen to everyone engaged int the project! :)