This is why some people think software engineers are not real engineers. No one will ever ask a structural engineer to build "it" quickly and cover 95% of the f

This is why some people think software engineers are not real engineers. No one will ever ask a structural engineer to build "it" quickly and cover 95% of the failure cases. Okay, apples and oranges. It's actually okay for a team to crank out a prototype held together by duct tape, but you should move away from this mentality as soon as you prove the business idea otherwise the technical debt will sink you quick.