Right Tool for the Job
“Right tool for the job”, it’s a phrase you’ll hear in any field. I mean, really, who wants to use the wrong tool for the job? The phrase can mean different things to different people, sometimes it means you’re using a new framework that is purpose-built for your task and sometimes it means using a tried and true method your team is familiar with and operates quickly with. It’s not always obvious to know when you’re using the right or wrong tool and explaining that to company leaders can be difficult, especially when budgets will be increased or a project will take longer. ...