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That, and the hardware relevancy, seem like plausible reasons: but why limit yourself to only the rock-star engineers willing to work in secret and for extreme
by LeifCarrotson 9y ago
That, and the hardware relevancy, seem like plausible reasons: but why limit yourself to only the rock-star engineers willing to work in secret and for extreme hours? It doesn't seem like they had competency, competitive, or budget constraints that would have prevented them from using more engineers, more openness, or, again, more engineers on the project.
- justinator 9y agoGreat products are made by small teams. Adding a large amount of people to a small team does not guarantee that the product will ship faster - many times, the opposite is true.