I wish more people would read this. Both leads and devs. Finishing is the difficult part of software development. Conversely opening new projects/features/bugs

I wish more people would read this. Both leads and devs. Finishing is the difficult part of software development. Conversely opening new projects/features/bugs is very easy. Opening many tracks in parallel slows down the entire team to a crawl to which the standard workaround is to simply work more hours o cut corners and take shortcuts thereby increasing tech debt as you go. Fight fire with fire. I also find people are twisting definition of done to make it look as-if it's over. Something being coded usually isn't done. It still needs to be tested which is the labour intensive task. Something being tested isn't done, it must be shipped and released to production. Code in production still isn't done. It must work and be performant enough, might need more logs, might need more monitoring. Last but not least it must get into the hands of the users who give the final word. But even then it might not be completely finished.