{{Random End User}} tested a single type of limited job.
This system is designed for much more, which means there
is lots of complexity to exercise before we can claim it
works.
It is 5/5/2006. You wanted it operational on the 10th. I
have {{SPECIALTY CODE}} records to do, plus a variety of
loose ends. And this is without {{CLIENT SPECIFIC}}
tracking.
If you can't allocate reasonable testing time, of a variety
of jobs, with a variety of users, how could you expect this
to work?
If I was a random programmer, at this point I'd let it sit,
ignore it, and declare victory and move on. And when all
hell breaks loose in a few weeks when everyone is sitting
around a table saying: "I thought you said it was done",
I'd point back to the series of emails and play the "Not
me" game.
But I'm not.
Which means I need to escalate this if you don't take it
seriously. Or you need to tell me the timing does not
matter and I'm getting ansty for no reason.
{{Me}}
Emails that strike terror in the hearts of managers