I agree: We lack discipline
Morten E. Wulff May 17th
Jason Fried of 37Signals is right:
“The software industry is missing one thing.
It’s not talent. It’s not ideas. It’s not money. It’s not marketing. It’s not technology.
It’s discipline.”
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As in, don’t plan to build a manned space station when a one man shuttle can do the job - kind of discipline?
I agree.
This is discipline.
Check out the video.
Gimme the powers of Kim Jong-il (and through in some Juche while you are at it) and I’ll give you Headlight!
If you mean discipline as in tenaciousness I think that you and Jason Fried are dead wrong. It’s more a reality sense the software business needs. Far too many vendors believe that they can build Oracle in two days with half the staff of a fast-food restaurant.
What medium sized software company lack in reality sense, they make up for in discipline/tenaciousness.