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Time to the result is important, not speed of working. Thinking hard, getting enough (and more than enough) information before committing to work may be more im
by nine_k 11mo ago
Time to the result is important, not speed of working. Thinking hard, getting enough (and more than enough) information before committing to work may be more important, because this allows to do a better work, and less of it. Which brings the end result faster.
- chrisweekly 11mo agoYes, this, 100%. Take your pick: "Haste makes waste", "Measure twice, cut once", "Slow is smooth, smooth is fast", etc.