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or are way off balance
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it depends on the organization and the business constraints
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100%
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it’s not a law of nature, i agree
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but software isn’t a sky scraper
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sometimes when you’re building software, you start thinking you’re building something for one purpose, and then finish with a different product
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and that’s why the agency we provide is sometimes useful
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sometimes
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<@U71102MDOF5> i hear what you’re saying. One of the things I’ve been thinking about in our roll-out is, how do we get everyone to what we would consider to be our Phase I? Then we can work with 1-2 teams on getting to Phase II in order to learn how to get every team to Phase II. Eventually do we incrementally decide what’s good enough while maintaining some consistency so that maybe every floor has the same amenities, but they’re free to organize the interior in a way that makes sense for its tenants
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you’re not wrong but you should be able to remodel if the foundation is solid
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<@U71102MDOF5> i wrote something that’s sort of related to the last github link you just sent https://offbyone.us/posts/elevators-subways-and-rockets/
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