Is it true that before something becomes a memory it becomes ordinary.
been thinking about this. and somehow for most cases its true
Switzerland’s transformation is so insane man. From no natural resources to make money to what we see now. History is fun.
"let's keep making things we're proud to put our names on."
my ex-manager said this so many times that it got wired into the team. we gave our best to every project we touched. quality was never optional.
recently I was reading a few articles about how obsessing over customers has led to some of the most successful products, and one thing those teams never compromised on was quality.
one line stuck with me (quoting from memory): "India has lost decades of good-quality products by obsessing over the idea that everyone will buy your product if it's cheaper."
the more time I spend thinking about products and disecting them, the more I agree.
quality is rare. it can make a product grow exponentially, but that takes time.
I know we all speak about how a masters doesn’t change/ add any thing anymore - but is it true ?
Anyone i can speak to ?
Pls help this girl out
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