> If a colleague uses the word 'later' in a product discussion, pretend they said 'never' and speak up if it sounds weird. I can't decide if this is really cle

> If a colleague uses the word 'later' in a product discussion, pretend they said 'never' and speak up if it sounds weird. I can't decide if this is really clever, or really misguided. Often "later" does mean "never", and sometimes that's ok, sometimes it's bad. However, you can't do everything at once, and there are plenty of things that you really will do later, because you know that as soon as you implement one feature, a customer will request the logical followup, and you will do it.