

One of two things as I see it. They’ll either slightly rephrase/rebrand like they did before, or they’ll just grab hold of some incident (terrorism or child related), claim “this changes everything” and just force a new vote on the topic.


One of two things as I see it. They’ll either slightly rephrase/rebrand like they did before, or they’ll just grab hold of some incident (terrorism or child related), claim “this changes everything” and just force a new vote on the topic.


I’m sure it will be a lot sooner than that.
Patrick Breyer is right to claim a win but he’s celebrating too much IMO. They’ll keep coming and I’m sure he knows it.


Probably but Jira makes it so hard.
For example if I type 1h 33m it’s ok but 1h33m is not. It’s just a really awkward UI.


We don’t do any of those things. We’re not even developers. We just use Jira to log hours (which is basically one big fantasy obviously)


Nothing. I really hate the agile thing anyway.
Ehhh one thing I’ve learned over the years, it doesn’t matter how much storage I buy. Within a few weeks it’ll be full.


Nothing, personally. Jira at our place only serves the bean counters in the programme management department. The data is a mess anyway, it just gives them the illusion of control.
I work in a large enterprise and most of our work is just stupid red tape satisfying processes and other teams’ rules, many of which just exist to keep those teams employed. There’s so much unnecessary work and BS going on.


I hope they will go down the drain. No more Jira! 🙏
I wish I were as optimistic as you.