> you have to be prepared for a higher than average error rate from your people. Exactly this. From first hand experience, when forced to deliver under time pr

> you have to be prepared for a higher than average error rate from your people. Exactly this. From first hand experience, when forced to deliver under time pressure, I cut corners. This means, I might be able to deliver the feature. But the tradeoff is it adds technical debt and physical stress, which needs to be dealt with afterwards. Furthermore, if you have a family, it also takes a toll on family life.