Unless you have expert business analysts that can translate their needs intelligently to Indian developers, it can be a disaster.
Well not knowing anything about HyVee internal workings as a outsider I would put my money on disaster.
Unless you have expert business analysts that can translate their needs intelligently to Indian developers, it can be a disaster.
I have never once said, let's go to Hy-vee for supper.
I would never eat there now, but I would’ve gone to eat at Hy-Vee before they shut down the food court and opened that stupid restaurant.You must be classier than my family was growing up.![]()
Hear this all the time from my wife who is in IT and has "colleagues" in Pune, India. They follow requirements and ask no questions even though obvious errors may be present. The 24 hr cycle of development is a pipe dream. Issues can't be addressed immediately, usually 24 hrs pass between e-mails requesting fixes or additional requirements. Offset of weekend hours can cause 4 day delay before addressing problems. Team meetings at 5 AM always something she looks forward to.100% this. Lots of experience with this. IT folks in India will do EXACTLY what the business requirements say. They won't question it or point out any obvious dumb decision. They will just do it.
The one I go to put in some self-checkouts a while ago … year and a half, even two years, maybe? (I can’t keep track of time anymore.) They actually took them out within a couple of months. Earlier this year they came back, looks like they’re here to stay now. They do usually still have at least 2 lanes with checkers open all the time.Unrelated to current discussion but: our small town store went to all self checkout Monday, by Friday they had two checkers back.
Spot on. Add to the fact that Hyvee has no idea on how to manage overseas developers. This will be a disaster.Unless you have expert business analysts that can translate their needs intelligently to Indian developers, it can be a disaster.
The one I go to put in some self-checkouts a while ago … year and a half, even two years, maybe? (I can’t keep track of time anymore.) They actually took them out within a couple of months. Earlier this year they came back, looks like they’re here to stay now. They do usually still have at least 2 lanes with checkers open all the time.
I don’t mind self-check if it’s just a few things, no produce to look up, and no coupons, but I still feel like I should be getting the employee discount for checking and bagging my own groceries.
On yet another note, the store spent most of the summer completely rearranging the interior of the store, to where I still haven’t figured out where everything is yet. I’m pretty sure they took that opportunity to slash the variety of brands of certain items they offer, which would have been really obvious if they hadn’t moved everything around but since they did it’s harder to notice there aren’t as many choices as they used to have.
The one I go to put in some self-checkouts a while ago … year and a half, even two years, maybe? (I can’t keep track of time anymore.) They actually took them out within a couple of months. Earlier this year they came back, looks like they’re here to stay now. They do usually still have at least 2 lanes with checkers open all the time.
I don’t mind self-check if it’s just a few things, no produce to look up, and no coupons, but I still feel like I should be getting the employee discount for checking and bagging my own groceries.
That's why I always shop with headphones on.I like self checkout. Otherwise I have to pretend I’m deaf when I go through the regular checkout. Yes, I feel bad when I do it and am probably a bad person, but it gets me out of human interaction.
I need those for the self check out. "ARE YOU A HYVEE REWARDS PLUS MEMBER!!!!!?????"That's why I always shop with headphones on.