I used to work in healthcare and banking. Failing fast isn't encouraged in either. The problem with fields where perfectionism is expected is that everyone kno

I used to work in healthcare and banking. Failing fast isn't encouraged in either. The problem with fields where perfectionism is expected is that everyone knows you arent going to do a perfect job. So you end up having 50482772 code reviews with 30 people pouring over every single semicolon, that is also very frustrating. Maybe the author should get out of web/mobile development, but I'll take some dipshitty code that I know I can fix over highly micromanaged perfectionism any day.