According to policy rules there are rules that talking about job description. But job description is what the issue reporter is doing, not the DEV. But if issue is not defined well - 0crat will punish the DEV for that (if QA will say that quality is bad), not the issue reporter and not the ARC or PO who approved issue as bug.
I don't see logic behind that. I'm just happen to be a DEV assigned to the task. Why I am who punished who the low quality of the issue itself?
I expect that ARC should be punished who accepting those kind of issues. When issue come up to DEV it should be already well defined and specific. Also, the issue reporter should be punished, if ARC rejects the issue and ARC should be rewarded (+5) for that action. As he is wasting time to read the issue and to understand whether it makes sense or not.
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@t-izbassar you should not start working with the job, if the description is not correct. Just demand the author of the ticket to formulate it correctly.
According to policy rules there are rules that talking about job description. But job description is what the issue reporter is doing, not the
DEV
. But if issue is not defined well - 0crat will punish theDEV
for that (if QA will say that quality is bad), not the issue reporter and not theARC
orPO
who approved issue as bug.I don't see logic behind that. I'm just happen to be a
DEV
assigned to the task. Why I am who punished who the low quality of the issue itself?I expect that
ARC
should be punished who accepting those kind of issues. When issue come up toDEV
it should be already well defined and specific. Also, the issue reporter should be punished, ifARC
rejects the issue andARC
should be rewarded (+5) for that action. As he is wasting time to read the issue and to understand whether it makes sense or not.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: