MVP Development en Sydney
How we work in Sydney
The test is recorded, not attended
Nobody is going to be watching over the shoulder of a user in Sydney at three in the morning. Sessions are recorded and watched when we start here, with the screen and whatever they said out loud. You lose the follow-up question and you gain something few people admit: with nobody behind them, people behave as they would on a normal day.
One change built between one test and the next
You test through your morning. We watch it, fix it and deploy it through ours, which is your night. The next day the corrected version is what gets tested. The rhythm is not set by anybody's calendar: it is set by the rotation of the Earth.
Scope is cut into pieces that fit inside one shift
A task that can be finished inside one of our workdays needs no clarification halfway through. That is why we slice the MVP down to that size. It is not methodology: a badly cut piece sits still for eight hours waiting on a two-line answer. Cutting well is what prevents those stoppages.
Writing it down is cheaper than asking
At twelve thousand kilometres with one hour of overlap, documenting stops being bureaucracy and becomes the cheapest way not to lose a whole day. The side effect is a product another team can pick up, with the decisions and their reasons written where they can be seen.
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