This is a long term plan that is still taking shape, and ultimately, it depends on the team and how we build it together.
And I definitely don’t want anyone coming back saying:
“Glassford, I read your retro five times and I still don’t know WTF you’re asking. Do not circle back on this.”
Exactly.
I’m in production mode now. That means less theory, fewer philosophical Q&As, more practicality, and more 'let’s actually build this and make it happen.'
In production mode, we take things as they are, put them into practice, learn through trial and error, adjust, tune, break, fix, and keep going until everything works the way it should.
We’re not trying to have the perfect answer before we start.
We start moving forward, and then we can question and figure out how to work around the corners.
