Right. Sometimes you can influence the power-holders, and other times
you have to be comfortable with the decision they were comfortable
making. It's not to say you can't try to influence their decisions,
but in the end if it's up to someone with more clout than you, you
have to go with their decision.
On 8/17/07, Gene Kim-Eng <techwr -at- genek -dot- com> wrote:
> Companies developing products usually get the manuals
> they pay for and are willing to work on. "Raising the bar"
> has a nice sound, but "the bar" usually is set right where
> those who have the decision making and spending
> power to move it are satisfied to have it.
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