I definitely agree. There's a difference in "nitpicking" for true product excellence, and "nitpicking" because of some deeper-rooted insecurity. Everyone belie

I definitely agree. There's a difference in "nitpicking" for true product excellence, and "nitpicking" because of some deeper-rooted insecurity. Everyone believes they're doing the former, but many are really doing the latter. Then there are those doing the former that are simply wrong - their customers don't actually find their nitpick all that important or valuable. I've dealt with all three kinds. And I've tried to emulate attention to detail for product excellence, but I'm sure people thought I was just a nitpicking insecure jackass. My hat is off to those rare individuals who can do it very well.