From: [Business Analyst Times]
I've often thought that roles in waterfall processes are somewhat "safe". There is a rhyme and a reason to waterfall projects with each discipline stepping up to the plate at a different time. They do their work, get it reviewed or achieve a milestone, and then move onto another project or focused effort. Usually the project managers and architects are up first. They envision the project from a planning and a structure perspective, and then leave their artifacts behind for others to execute.
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I've often thought that roles in waterfall processes are somewhat "safe". There is a rhyme and a reason to waterfall projects with each discipline stepping up to the plate at a different time. They do their work, get it reviewed or achieve a milestone, and then move onto another project or focused effort. Usually the project managers and architects are up first. They envision the project from a planning and a structure perspective, and then leave their artifacts behind for others to execute.
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