20 years in building companies taught me: speed is king.
Moving fast is a miracle drug. Here's why:
→ You learn more about the end-state product per unit time.
There is no team able to accurately predict every future product need. Having an iterative product schedule will solve for this.
→ Achieves a more robust product.
If I had to summarize technology development: it's how many iterations you have done and then how much progress you've made b/t those iterations.
→ Helps prioritize what's important.
Speeds means you only have time for the priority matters. There is no time for things that don't matter.
→ Time is what will kill your company.
P.S. Moving fast is so important to me that it's a corporate value at Figure.
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@richardpoelderl In this way you support the flow that first you search for other ppl availabilities, then i create the event.
Anyway, for sure i wouldn't create something in steps or that slows down the main experience of 1 click to crete an availability to share
@richardpoelderl I think it really depends on how important is for you this use case.
If your first use case is to share only your availabilities -> then the solution you showed is kinda of ok.
If you want it push it more, maybe you could add a search bar on top of the page like Search people
Startups with high growth & moderate burn will get funded through the downturn.
Startups with moderate growth & high burn will not get funded through the downturn.
I still underestimate the compounding power of the rapid execution and iterated learning feedback loop.
A commitment to this, over the course of a career, is the closest thing you can get to guaranteed success.
@AnaGainsbarre @Chronopost@adidasFR same happened to me, 1500€ guitar bought on @musicstore_de (waiting since 22nd May…) and @Chronopost today says it’s delivered and in a safe place… really this is unbelievable, you will pay the consequences