Engineers don't naturally trend towards simplicity. You have to put them in situations where simplicity is their only option.
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They can also be a disadvantage if you’re hacking off corners to get to a goal. There’s a balance to maintain.
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Most major innovation comes at times of huge upheaval.
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Perhaps, but it’s an anecdote often used to justify underinvestment in projects.
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Examples?
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Au contraire! Being resource-constrained allows you to ship MORE better features, because resource-rich teams spend all their time thinkin about themselves instead what they produce. "Streamlining" is what resource-rich teams do when the backers get tired of waiting.
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Related: Complexity of the solution (y axis) by elegance (x axis) by famous German computer scientist Günther Dueck. Arrow on the left says "dumb simple", arrow on the right says "genius simple".pic.twitter.com/mD42Vfw7XZ
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Great! We are often stupid. Those who recognize it might overcome the false simplicity of their “genius.”
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"Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler" - Albert Einstein
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