> We should always put off significant complexity increases as long as possible.
Reminds me of the mantra that I’ve read here to easily go for reversible things and very careful when going for irreversible things.
Reminds me of the mantra that I’ve read here to easily go for reversible things and very careful when going for irreversible things.
> “We use the terms one-way door and two-way door to describe the risk of a decision at Amazon. Two-way door decisions have a low cost of failure and are easy to undo, while one-way door decisions have a high cost of failure and are hard to undo. We make two-way door decisions quickly, knowing that speed of execution is key, but we make one-way door decisions slowly and far more deliberately.”