▲ | Spivak 7 days ago | |||||||||||||
I think that's a myopic view. Getting something anything in the hands of your potential users that's even vaguely in the ball-park of a solution shaped thing gives you extremely valuable information both on what is actually needed and, to me more importantly, what you don't have to build at all. I consider it a success when an entire line of work is scrapped because after initial testing the users say they wouldn't use it. Depending on the project scope that could be 6-7 figures of dev time not wasted right there. | ||||||||||||||
▲ | game_the0ry 7 days ago | parent [-] | |||||||||||||
Much of what you are saying does not apply to consumer banking. "Build fast and break things" works in big tech, but its a serious risk in financial services. That being said, we are being forced to "build faster and try not break things." | ||||||||||||||
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