“Perfect is the enemy of good.” Chasing perfection makes the law of diminishing returns kick in. Every effort you make after a certain point of progress leads to smaller returns.
I have seen it first hand how it delays product features implementing things the user might not even need. If they do they will tell you.
“Perfect is the enemy of good.” Chasing perfection makes the law of diminishing returns kick in. Every effort you make after a certain point of progress leads to smaller returns.
I have seen it first hand how it delays product features implementing things the user might not even need. If they do they will tell you.
Thanks for sharing!
“Perfect is the enemy of good.” Chasing perfection makes the law of diminishing returns kick in. Every effort you make after a certain point of progress leads to smaller returns.
I have seen it first hand how it delays product features implementing things the user might not even need. If they do they will tell you.
Yea! There is a thin line between perfect and perfectionism :)