Yes, you're probably right to some extent. A lot of efficiency and velocity is exchanged in these large scale environments for risk-aversion in the form of hea

Yes, you're probably right to some extent. A lot of efficiency and velocity is exchanged in these large scale environments for risk-aversion in the form of heavy testing, supporting the ability to revert changes and requiring approvals. I'm not personally a fan of it, but I get why it works this way. The financial loss if you break something adds up in an excruciating fashion on a per hour basis.