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if more time makes your work more professional, then take more time. Anyone telling you otherwise is a 100% hack. It sounds like you're a fan of Total Quality
by snozolli 2y ago
if more time makes your work more professional, then take more time. Anyone telling you otherwise is a 100% hack.
It sounds like you're a fan of Total Quality Control, as am I. However, it also sounds like you're susceptible to feature drift and undermining yourself with ideas thought up late in the development cycle, as am I.
I've seen it from both sides. Software people who want to get just one more feature in, or who want to hold up release to fix an inconsequential bug. Similarly, the CEO who ruminates all weekend and decides we have to revamp something for no objective reason and on a ridiculous deadline.