[lunarplague]

I'm sorry, maybe I am not as competent as I thought I would be in this life. You want people to ship a brand new feature to your product on their second day?

The kind of people who can onboard and ship a feature in a 48 period turnaround aren't working for your company, they're building startups.

[domepro]

I think, generally speaking there are a lot of contexts here clashing of what people mean by "feature" and "product". For some, "the product" might be a 30+ year legacy multi million loc codebase getting slowly improved, but still old and inadequate and probably full of technical debt and a lot of domain knowledge needed to navigate.

For others "the product" will be a website with a few 10k loc behind the scenes.

Getting a feature out in those two environments is not the same thing.

[lunarplague]

Maybe we need to define what a "Feature" is as well. I'm imagining a project that takes more than a day.

Fixing a submit button is not a feature. Perspective is weird though, adding to your point.

[ChrisLTD]

I'd say they should be shipping code of some kind in the first week.