This level of attention to detail, perfection, and craftsmanship is found largely at bigger companies with more to lose with their products. Automakers, manufac

This level of attention to detail, perfection, and craftsmanship is found largely at bigger companies with more to lose with their products. Automakers, manufacturing, aerospace. When I worked at GM, this sort of thinking was necessary at every step. Perfection and correctness was written into every process. Also, about 40% of the engineers in my group were female (active safety/autonomous vehicles. We solved awesome problems, but moved slowly to do it right. Maybe the author should look at companies whose markets demand less iteration and more safety. "You get there first, making waves while I sit in last place and watch." There are companies out there that do not subscribe to this thinking!