This crystallizes for me that I’ve been a product developer mostly living in a project world (even when nominally building products). > the other requires a mo

This crystallizes for me that I’ve been a product developer mostly living in a project world (even when nominally building products). > the other requires a more deliberate approach where doing things right preserves the ability to do things quickly Yes. There is a surprising nonlinearity of benefits to doing something properly. It’s not about over-engineering to “best practices” or being a “cowboy coder” tuned only to your own preferences. These two are the Scylla and Charybdis of pursuing quality in software.