Shipping Faster Without Working Harder (Here’s How)

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Ship fast. Break things. Fix them later. Rebrand the mess as double impact.

It's a big mental difference between "I will proceed until someone convinces me it's not a good idea" and "I'm waiting for permission to proceed". One of the biggest differences between a senior and junior engineer. The senior engineer will have confidence to and foresight to see potential issues before they started prototyping, and have already decided that they have a workaround or that those concerns are not showstoppers. The junior engineer is unsure and timid, needs others to map out the potential issues for them.

Sr. SDM from Amazon here. This podcast is solid gold. Thanks for sharing these ideas.

This reminds me of Dan Harmon's writing advice: assume you're a bad writer, and prove it by shipping something horrible

Total ✅ Predicting potential blockers early has saved me so much time, definitely a skill worth developing early in your career

i love this approach, im so used to waiting, and now i realize waiting is stupid. act now and adjust later

Should be a mandatory training for all engineering in Big Tech. I can’t stress enough how big difference it makes to shipping projects. Great content, thank you.

I might try “to do the work you understand the least first.” I have great examples of this and got some new projects where will apply this. Thanks.

very detailed & clear explanation.. most people talk about DSA, system design, etc but the things you described in this video are equally important, thanks for sharing!