The Project Management LIE Everyone Believes

Dave Farley critiques the long-standing "Iron Triangle" concept in project management, which posits that you can only achieve two out of three qualities: Fast, Good, and Cheap. He argues that this trade-off is a fallacy in software engineering. Modern research, such as the DORA metrics, demonstrates that high quality and speed can be achieved simultaneously. High-quality software development inherently leads to faster project completion because it reduces the time spent on bug fixes and rework, thus debunking the Iron Triangle notion. - #projectmanagement #programming #softwareengineering #softwaredevelopment