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What was the biggest challenge you faced in your project?
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Answer Posted / janaki naveen
According to my experience the most challenging situation with developers is when the bugs you have produced are not producible over their environment . The It will be difficult to covey the exact bug . It becomes more difficult when the T and D are in different geographical region . But you can overcome this by right way of communication .
Sometime you will find a mismatch between T and D when the priority and severity of the Bug comes into account . But it can also be resolver with proper guidance .
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