An excellent article. Thank you for your insights. I used to run a software engineering practice and I must admit that almost all of your points resonated with me.
I'd like to add that one should catch oneself when falling into the "Perfect is the enemy of good" trap. As engineers, we would like things to be perfect, but sometimes at the peril of late delivery, little feedback, and development of features not required.
I'd like to add that one should catch oneself when falling into the "Perfect is the enemy of good" trap. As engineers, we would like things to be perfect, but sometimes at the peril of late delivery, little feedback, and development of features not required.