Is "scope" just a nice business way to say "fuck

>>18113720
My /advice is you go to /biz/

>>18113720
>>18113720
Pretty much. If it's beyond the scope of the project, then yeah, they're not fucking doing that.

>>18113720
"scope" referring to the scope of whatever project you're managing? When one says a feature is "out of scope" it just means "This thing is outside of what we intended to accomplish with this project."

>>18113759
I did.
Nobody replied.

>>18113720
>Is "scope" just a nice business way to say "fuck off, we're not doing that"

Yeah, or to put it another way saying 'fuck off, we're not doing that' would be an incredibly unprofessional way of expressing that you consider something out of scope.

Business lingo is all about the PC good feels and avoiding causing offence, while still trying to drive shit forwards in a productive manner when most of the people around you are useless.

>>18113720
Yes, just as high level means i speant 5 minutes on this piece of work.

>>18115037
>while still trying to drive shit forwards in a productive manner when most of the people around you are useless.
oh my god this is so fucking true

sturgeon's law is insanely applicable
90% of people are useless