The biggest lie in software is « phase 2 »
In the guide From code to product
The biggest lie in software is phase 2 (cc Jeff Gothelf)
The Biggest Lie in Corporate America Is Phase 2
Jeff Gothelf, in Harvard Business Review (2012): under the pressure of budgets and deadlines, the features planned late in a project slip into a « phase 2 » that never comes. Design and user experience suffer first, and customers end up with simpler software than the one promised.
Source: Harvard Business Review
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