That's because in most cases if you build a prototype that works your boss/clien...

krisgee on Sept 15, 2013 | parent | context | favorite | on: Poor developer estimates, a.k.a. guesstimation

That's because in most cases if you build a prototype that works your boss/client doesn't want you to waste time making a better version, they just want the one that works now and doesn't require a hundred more (billable) hours from you.