I once worked with a guy who, after looking at a solution provided by our team that not only worked but was fast and efficient, said, “This can’t be any good. Y

I once worked with a guy who, after looking at a solution provided by our team that not only worked but was fast and efficient, said, “This can’t be any good. You don’t have enough code.” He was in a leadership position. This way of thinking isn’t restricted to our industry. I see it in other areas as well. People naturally equate complexity with quality and actually have a hard time appreciating the beauty of a well-designed, well-thought out, efficient system. Why that is is beyond me.