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It's not a personal agenda. It's a professional quality line, that you as a professional need to maintain. On a typical day, you don't vary the quality of outp
by zo1 11y ago
It's not a personal agenda. It's a professional quality line, that you as a professional need to maintain.
On a typical day, you don't vary the quality of output to match the deadline. The deadline should adjust to accomodate the amount of time it'll take you to complete the feature at the quality level you deliver.
- e28eta 11y agoAgreed. She mentions "code that's good enough", and I think that's the problem I encounter at work. Take the extra time to write bug free and maintainable code, which means the task might take longer if refactoring is required. There should be no problem refactoring code in pursuit of building a feature or fixing a bug. If you're refactoring unrelated code, that's where it gets a little dicier.