Why long-term plans don't work and how to fix them
Read OriginalThis article argues that long-term software development plans are fundamentally flawed and harmful. It details how they misalign incentives, rely on broken assumptions (like nothing going wrong or perfect task estimation), and create cycles of technical debt and failure. The author provides alternatives focused on delivering useful, profitable features rather than rigid adherence to a predetermined schedule.
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