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The Software Quality and Productivity Crisis Executives Won’t Address
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this post was submitted on 07 Feb 2026
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Yep. If there is any company that knows what it takes to drive inefficiencies, it's Atlassian. (Fuck them and their software.)
Now imagine solving that and becoming 25% more efficient, but still getting the same wage. (historically, the leadership rakes in all the profits without sharing when efficiency increases)
I'd rather be chill and blame some third party. Hail Atlassian.
Or, continue delivering at the same rate and spend 25% more time just chillin'
Can't plausibly blame em if they solve the efficiency issue
This email could've been a meeting, where you aren't allowed to talk, and at the end we will finally get the task done... of scheduling an additional meeting! 🤝
Jira, where productivity goes to die
How many of those 8 hours are because bit bucket is down? I'd bet at least 1. I swear their uptime is measured in 8s instead of 9s (as in 88.88, not 99.88)
"You can save 20% time by using Robo for automation!" Click. Can't even automate what I do.