Doesn’t “measure twice” imply some QC is being done before the “cutting”?
They basically had "Quality" as a part of their entire culture. Each person was expected to do their part in the Quality ecosystem.
The spec process could take months; years, even.
Once a spec was written, it became Holy Writ. It could only be changed or amended with buckets of blood.
The projects tended to be about 50% spec, 20% initial development, 30% post QC, and then, 50% fixing the problems found by QC.
We tended to deliver software that people wanted, eighteen months ago. It worked to spec, but didn't do much else.
Doesn’t “measure twice” imply some QC is being done before the “cutting”?