It really depends, you can turn this into an advantage instead of a mistake. I think the element of it that is a mistake is the bit where its happening in a way

It really depends, you can turn this into an advantage instead of a mistake. I think the element of it that is a mistake is the bit where its happening in a way end customers don't see, or the reason its done quickly is its for an MVP/initial launch and to speed that up as much as possible. There is a certain threshold in a team where incremental communication yields increasingly decreasing returns very quickly, and slowly starts to become a cost. If you can find the sweet spot, and leverage your engineering knowledge to peek in, this 'mistake' can be an advantage.