First time right (FTR) requires a mindset change. We're so pushed toward the glory of iterative processes that we confuse every partial outcome as an iteration ready for the next improvement. Once we accept that it's not OK to have a FTR outcome, we can be more mindful in both design & execution.
First time right (FTR) requires a mindset change. We're so pushed toward the glory of iterative processes that we confuse every partial outcome as an iteration ready for the next improvement. Once we accept that it's not OK to have a FTR outcome, we can be more mindful in both design & execution.