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I don't understand where people are getting the idea that we are to ignore balance, constraints, and reality in deciding how to complete a project. Absolutely
by calinet6 14y ago
I don't understand where people are getting the idea that we are to ignore balance, constraints, and reality in deciding how to complete a project.
Absolutely not the case. We're talking about quality specifically, and why someone might choose to pay attention to finer details versus ignoring them.
Your reasons for ignoring details might be perfectly valid and entirely appropriate. The project may not call for artistry and mastery. All very good points for a different discussion.
Don't think for a moment that those who believe high quality is an important factor are implying that it is absolutely necessary. That is simply a false dilemma.
- jenius 14y agoMy answer to the parent comment is more or less exactly this. If you're just trying to ship a mediocre quality product, that's fine. I know there's a place for that and let's face it, sometimes it ends up happening at work because of contraints. But that is never, ever my goal.