Location: A conf room
Occasion: An engineering meeting to discuss architecture for the next generation of our product.
Person 1: yada, yada, ...
Person 2: So, yada, yada ...
Person 3: Re-architecture is costly. So, when we do re-architecture, we must make sure that we don't need to do another one for at least five to ten years. Let's design our schema in such a way.
Person[4-6] nod their head vigorously in agreement. Person 2 had a hearty laugh, excused himself and walked out.
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1 comment:
Did he use the buzzword "futureproofing"?
Yeah, it's so easy to plot the next 10 years by scribbling some diagrams on a whiteboard.
Sounds like a Dilbertian hell.
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