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Unless you're in a leadership role, only half of those ideas are going to be available to you. Also, if you are constantly switching directions without also co
by vinceguidry 10y ago
Unless you're in a leadership role, only half of those ideas are going to be available to you.
Also, if you are constantly switching directions without also constantly coming to a deeper understanding of your problem space / market, then all you're doing is destroying momentum rather than creating it. Deeper understandings require orders of magnitude more time, data, and effort to understand the data.
Eventually you'll get that insight but in the meantime it's better to just keep moving forward.
- marcus_holmes 10y agothe sounds of a hundred thousand project managers rolling their eyeballs at the prospect of every junior programmer thinking the project doesn't need to be done, or the feature request is pointless.