Devlin Liles of Improving Enterprises writes of his type at Tyson: Lessons Learned: A Developer Retrospective. My favorite piece of advice is the first one: Always Say Yes:
If the user wants you to write a program that will send unmanned spaceships to hundreds of planets and safely get them back. Say yes. The time, money, effort, and return on investment should be the determining factors for a request, not the developers opinion.
I'd love to build that project.
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