Another approach is to “do it right but small”, ie do an analysis of what is the smallest needed piece for it to work, the mvp, and then build it properly with

Another approach is to “do it right but small”, ie do an analysis of what is the smallest needed piece for it to work, the mvp, and then build it properly with good foundations and measurements in place. I worked this way with a super strong business PM. Each iteration was small but we measured everything and made sure it had impact. Every feature was built properly, IE tested, refactored, typed etc. It made our pace more steady. If something didn’t have an impact we tried to understand why, incidents were reported and properly remedied. Still the most solid way I’ve worked.