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Is there any design methodology that you have used which did not work for you?

There are a vast amount of design methodologies out there, from agile to the old school waterfall...is there any well proclaimed methodology you have used which did not bode well for the project you were working on?

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Procrastination didn't work too well for me in school.

TheTXI  2009-05-29 13:11:44
And I'm guessing it's working great for you in the workplace.
belgariontheking  2009-05-29 13:14:09
Well I just got a bonus on this paycheck, so I can't say it's hurting me :) Stackoverflow makes a great tool for procrastination development.
TheTXI  2009-05-29 13:15:11

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