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by orwin
11 days ago
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'something that solves enough users problems it's worth it to implement it' rather, and I think it is often difficult to judge how much engineering time to spend on user issues. I'm currently working in an internal team, so I value cost savings estimation, but even before prioritising was also a bottleneck (although a small one compared to architecture and design) |
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