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> Perfect is the enemy of good. Some people talk about getting work done, some people get the actual work done and move on.

In my experience, people with this motto generally produce code which frustrates the whole team.

Being a perfectionist is toxic in its own way, though.

There needs to be a balance. I think that balance is to think and plan a few steps ahead (not too much, as it's counter productive) before hitting the keyboard. I know this sounds a bit like a "d'oh, of course" but it really—and unfortunately—isn't something that people practice; they just think they do.