Next time your software manager mentions time-to-market, defining requirements, software design, quality or customer expectations, here are reasons you can use to convince him that WinA&D isn't needed on your project. I'm too busy rewriting code to waste time on software design. They'll be plenty of time after the code is written to sort out the requirements. If we document requirements, product testers will report too many bugs. Unstructured code is great for job security. The original developers will always be here to explain how it works. I prefer creation from scratch rather than reuse of tested, field-proven code. Our applications are not important enough to require actual design. I'd rather type thousands of code lines then click a generate code button. Programming time is cheap, why be concerned with efficiency. New hires can be productive without understanding legacy code. Our customers don't expect software that satisfies their requirements. I never use a map on a cross country road-trip. Less than 60% of software projects fail, why can't you be more of an optimist. Goto Excel Software Home Page