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Arrogance is spending twice the time perfecting a product that you come to find nobody uses. I'm not necessarily an evangelist of "Move fast and break things"
by rcarrigan87 11y ago
Arrogance is spending twice the time perfecting a product that you come to find nobody uses.
I'm not necessarily an evangelist of "Move fast and break things" but it's a good mentality to speed up the feedback loop and avoid sinking a lot of time into stuff people don't want (even if it's really well engineered).
- sparkzilla 11y agoThe best products I have release have been programmed by people who plan well, take their time, and get it right first time.
- sheepmullet 11y ago"Arrogance is spending twice the time perfecting a product that you come to find nobody uses." Now compare that to the the number of products that fail because a competitor released a more stable and usable version. IMO that is far more common. Not to mention there are many techniques to speed up the feedback loop. You don't have to do a full release to get feedback.