> That was the first time I really grasped the difference in how we approach software products. For me as well. I've started my "career" this way, building som

> That was the first time I really grasped the difference in how we approach software products. For me as well. I've started my "career" this way, building something very specific for a client (family member) whilst being on prem and having constant and direct feedback, so that's how it was done I thought. Almost twenty years later, having worked different roles with teams in office and remotely, I have to remind myself, and others around me, that we are building something to be used by real people with real problems and my/your software must not be one of them.