No, they changed the way all the software is developed with Common Ground last year. All PSL software development would surely come to a screeching halt.
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The stop watches beats the old hourglasses we used to use. Nag's has brought us a long way. Soon we will be in the cloud. Mind you, Nags thinks if we are IN the cloud rather than below it, we won't have to shut down for monsoon season.
There are bunch of brown nose, dead weight using stop watch to test software performance. Landmark clients will laugh their asses off when they know it.. LMAO!
There have not been any recently, but it's expected that they will pick up soon. The only way the incompetent management can make up for the poor performance of our buggy software is to get rid of expenses through layoffs and prey for a turnaround in industry before Halliburton management pulls their heads out of their asses and realizes that they need to change things up.
They never stopped.