I agree with the point here - but be aware of the other side :)
I have a tendency to cut A LOT of corners as a developer, to release things ASAP. Perfect was always my enemy 😅
But the downside is that you can get carried away - releasing incomplete features that don’t give value to your customers as you hurry too much, or unstable code that’s full of bugs.
Liked the graph, it clearly depicts the reality we face very often.
P.S. promise I am not using ChatGPT and I like the word "depict".
I agree with the point here - but be aware of the other side :)
I have a tendency to cut A LOT of corners as a developer, to release things ASAP. Perfect was always my enemy 😅
But the downside is that you can get carried away - releasing incomplete features that don’t give value to your customers as you hurry too much, or unstable code that’s full of bugs.
Adaptation is one of the most important yet underrated skills in engineering.