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Kinda making my point :P If your org does this, that's a problem.

• crazygringo 2y ago
  No it's not a problem -- it's necessary. If you work at a large company, it could consider 1,000's of different new major features or new products. But it only has the budget to pay for 50 per year. So obviously there's a whole process of presentations, approvals, refinement, prototypes, and whatnot to ensure that only the best ideas actually make it to the stage where a programmer is working on it. Same thing with a startup, but it's the founders spending months and months trying to convince VC's to invest more, using data and presentations and whatnot. It's not a problem -- it's the foundation of any organization that spends money and wants to try new things.