On Friday, December 17, 2004, at 1:05:11 PM, Stede Troisi wrote:
> I have almost never had a customer NOT willing to take
> the investment in time recommended by XP to create
> Customer Acceptance test, etc...
> But when I do consulting for a large corporation, even
> at the department level, you wouldn't believe how
> negative they look at anything other then a meeting
> when something goes off-track.
I don't understand what you're describing as the problem here.
> Is that your experience? Has anyone else had similar
> experiences? Should I not take a project unless I get
> the requirements XP considers vital to a successful
> project?
You should do whatever you think is best. Since, as far as I know,
you've never been on a real XP project, finding one to join as a
learner might be a good idea. That's what I did ...
Ron Jeffries
www.XProgramming.com
I'm not bad, I'm just drawn that way. -- Jessica Rabbit
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