It's easy to ship poorly designed features quickly. Shipping well designed features is a different matter. As a developer, if you want to take extra time to im

It's easy to ship poorly designed features quickly. Shipping well designed features is a different matter. As a developer, if you want to take extra time to implement something because you want to put more thought into it, your employer has to trust that the extra time that you're using will translate into a superior, better designed product. If the employer is trying to squeeze efficiency out of employees by giving them ridiculous deadlines based on optimistic assumptions about how long x should take to build, the result will be poor quality software and it will cost more in the long run.