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It could also be that the 'solutions' I have are also idealistic which is more demanding than other simpler solution possibilities. Maybe this is part of the pr
by letmeaskthis 11y ago
It could also be that the 'solutions' I have are also idealistic which is more demanding than other simpler solution possibilities. Maybe this is part of the problem?
- davismwfl 11y agoYes, this can be a problem. Learning the difference between ideal and good enough to get the job done is important. Also, avoid the planning for every eventuality, work with what is known. A common issue is someone saying, well I want it to do "X" in the future. Well great, then in the future you can refactor it to do "X", in the meantime I have to make it work and get it out the door. I will try to not do anything that would make "X" harder, but I won't worry about making it happen either.