by babithot June 12, 2019
A useless word file by writing which you get sense of accomplishment without actually accomplishing anything
Plumber with background in technical writing:
- I finished up the requirements document for the plan on how we're going to structure the outline of the list of variables we need for a very simple and specific task"
Plumber two:
- good job!
- I finished up the requirements document for the plan on how we're going to structure the outline of the list of variables we need for a very simple and specific task"
Plumber two:
- good job!
by Bossfucker October 15, 2020
When a project starts to gain additional features or changes that may be out of scope, this is the polite way of telling a project manager or stakeholder to go fuck themselves.
"I was told without any additional insight that there were 20 additional widgets on this part of the app, and now i'm expected to add these?"
"Yes, that's correct. It was in the mock."
"I mean, that was not in the requirements and the mock was incomplete, but sure, i'll get right on it."
Walks back to desk
Immediately sends Resume to all open positions out of spite
"Yes, that's correct. It was in the mock."
"I mean, that was not in the requirements and the mock was incomplete, but sure, i'll get right on it."
Walks back to desk
Immediately sends Resume to all open positions out of spite
by Somebody, but not Nobody July 6, 2022
n. A requirement that existed when the project began, but was missed/ignored by the people implementing the project and they were later called on it.
My Professor took 10 points off my project for this, but this rediscovered requirement didn't surface until after the project was turned in!
by Paul E May 29, 2008
by Braymanno February 3, 2023
An item that the shop keeper says if it requires gold to purchase
Arthur: I'll buy this
Shopkepper: that requires gold to purchase that sir
Arthur: I'll buy this
Shopkepper: that requires gold to purchase that sir
by Braymanno February 3, 2023