I agree. I would only add that when the problem space is not well understood, these cobbled together solutions can also give the illusion of working well, but b

I agree. I would only add that when the problem space is not well understood, these cobbled together solutions can also give the illusion of working well, but being suboptimal in the long term they can accumulate large "missed-opportunity" costs. This is where experience can make a huge difference. EDIT: spelling