> But a "conflict" would be things like anti-malware software making builds fail, not merely making builds 10% slower.
Given developer salaries, a friction like making builds 10% slower is hemorrhaging money. And it gets worse if someone is actually waiting for the software to be delivered, and the amount of money the company gets is correlated to keeping the schedule.
Given developer salaries, a friction like making builds 10% slower is hemorrhaging money. And it gets worse if someone is actually waiting for the software to be delivered, and the amount of money the company gets is correlated to keeping the schedule.