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Strongly agree with this. One thing I realised is, startups should spend more time optimising the decision of their top priority, and less time optimising effi
by yaseer 4y ago
Strongly agree with this.
One thing I realised is, startups should spend more time optimising the decision of their top priority, and less time optimising efficiency.
There's no point working on the wrong thing with 100% efficiency.
- Throw10987 4y agoI have seen teams spending most of their time on working on the highest priority (by a single measure) and not spending any time on overall delivery efficiency. So having a balanced prioritisation approach would seem to be pretty important.
- seadan83 4y agoAgree to this. My personal thesis is paying the cost of doing it quickly is not payed months in a nebulous future, but often mere _hours_ A good bit of literature is starting to dispel the notion of the iron triangle, speed is quality, quality is speed.