> It's a common excuse in any place...we just need an MVP. Software projects are more than just code. Getting MVP out in 2 Months instead of 3 or 4 that it wou

> It's a common excuse in any place...we just need an MVP. Software projects are more than just code. Getting MVP out in 2 Months instead of 3 or 4 that it would take to do it properly, could doom the project. And I am not just talking about startups. I am talking about project at big slow moving enterprises. Getting somethin that the client can see, is one of the most important milestones. Sometimes that means that you will need to do a lot of cleanup, after first mvp, and sometimes yes it stays in sad state. But the alternative often is not better project, but project that got canceled/failed before first release. There are times that you want to go fast, and times that you want to take your time and do it properly.