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> Reduced reliability? Slower feature velocity? Less innovation? Slower feature velocity usually means higher reliability as changes to systems are usually wha
by capableweb 4y ago
> Reduced reliability? Slower feature velocity? Less innovation?
Slower feature velocity usually means higher reliability as changes to systems are usually what causes big systems to fail or enter degraded performance modes.
If Musk ramps up development and forces out more features faster, that'd lead to lower reliability most commonly.
- NovemberWhiskey 4y agoHaven't you ever worked at a company where the only thing that keeps the product going is ongoing heroic intervention by people with deep subject matter expertise; even in the absence of any actual feature-driven change?
- ishjoh 4y agoThis comment makes me sad because I left a place like this but I know good people who stayed behind even though it ruins their health and relationships.
- jcadam 4y ago> Haven't you ever worked at a company where the only thing that keeps the product going is ongoing heroic intervention by people with deep subject matter expertise; even in the absence of any actual feature-driven change? Often coupled with a mindless executive team that has no idea that's the case, and eventually lays off the SMEs because they're "too expensive."
- meowtimemania 4y agoI’m currently at a company like this and have been in the past. What should companies do to avoid this type of situation?