After a long time...
its been quite sometime since i have been quiet ;)
well after a long time i am getting time to blog and am not able to think of anything to write abt... been very hectic offlate with testing going on at the user end and lotsa issues cropping up and added to it am leaving office late and the Hosur road traffic sees to it that i dont reach home before 7pm and have missed my gym for whole of last week...
its so good when a routine gets set and then it feels so bad when it gets broken....when it is set i feel so in-control of my time but now i have started getting very irritated...the testing happening in office is adding fuel to fire...small issues that can be solved by the clients...they expect me to do and it pisses me off so much that i feel like shouting at them...but then they are "Clients" i am not supposed to speak to them...but mind you my project wont be successful without a very dedicated participation from the client...but that dedication should be in solving the issue rather than blaming each other...and wat was supposed to happen 2 months back, when the project started...the requirements gathering is happening when they are testing...with the system being set to wat the wanted earlier...
it is so funny...service...u cant define a "good" service...u cant satisfy everything and for a project theres something called a scope document which clearly states wat is needed...but it so happens that the requirements keeps changing like the climate of Bangalore ;) these ppl keep adding new things everyday that at the end if u see the scope document and the actual work are totally different...and then theres a blueprint...which is the final document and u will do the work only to watever is being specified there...but now my client wants a different setting...the same one that i had suggested earlier...wat the h#$k?
but then its ok...all in the walks of life...u need to go thru these...else u wud stop believing that u r alive ;)
now at home...am off for the weekend and theres mom arnd and good food and its so nice...
well after a long time i am getting time to blog and am not able to think of anything to write abt... been very hectic offlate with testing going on at the user end and lotsa issues cropping up and added to it am leaving office late and the Hosur road traffic sees to it that i dont reach home before 7pm and have missed my gym for whole of last week...
its so good when a routine gets set and then it feels so bad when it gets broken....when it is set i feel so in-control of my time but now i have started getting very irritated...the testing happening in office is adding fuel to fire...small issues that can be solved by the clients...they expect me to do and it pisses me off so much that i feel like shouting at them...but then they are "Clients" i am not supposed to speak to them...but mind you my project wont be successful without a very dedicated participation from the client...but that dedication should be in solving the issue rather than blaming each other...and wat was supposed to happen 2 months back, when the project started...the requirements gathering is happening when they are testing...with the system being set to wat the wanted earlier...
it is so funny...service...u cant define a "good" service...u cant satisfy everything and for a project theres something called a scope document which clearly states wat is needed...but it so happens that the requirements keeps changing like the climate of Bangalore ;) these ppl keep adding new things everyday that at the end if u see the scope document and the actual work are totally different...and then theres a blueprint...which is the final document and u will do the work only to watever is being specified there...but now my client wants a different setting...the same one that i had suggested earlier...wat the h#$k?
but then its ok...all in the walks of life...u need to go thru these...else u wud stop believing that u r alive ;)
now at home...am off for the weekend and theres mom arnd and good food and its so nice...
posted by Sara at 9:09 PM
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