Architecture Quote by Victor Cheng

“That is the way I have always worked. I draw a plan and work out every detail on the plan before starting to build.…

— Henry Ford

“make sure information is shared broadly and problems are uncovered and thoroughly discussed.”

— Patricia Crisafulli

“Communicate the plan clearly and have clear metrics conveying whether you are progressing according to it.”

— Ray Dalio

“Try not to get overwhelmed or lost in the question. Always begin by writing down what you want to discover.”

— Dan Morris

“to frame the decision, asking questions about the data and the methodology, working to understand the results, and using them to improve outcomes for…

— Anonymous

“With this approach, every message should have one central idea, application, insight, or principle that serves as the glue to hold the other parts…

— Andy Stanley

“Just be aware that you reach a point of diminishing, or even negative, returns as the specifications get more and more detailed.”

— Andrew Hunt

“Be specific about what you want. Decide, define, describe, discuss and develop your plans and then act on them.”

— Mensah Oteh

“what’s most important is that the information we display is up to date, and that we constantly revise what we measure to make sure…

— Gene Kim

“How about this,' I said. 'We modify our plans with regard to ongoing facts as they become known to us, then remodify them as…

— Jasper Fforde

“Your objective should always be to eliminate instructions entirely by making everything self-explanatory, or as close to it as possible. When instructions are absolutely…

— Steve Krug

“You must be able to explicitly say who you are building your thing for. You must know what you are aiming for—you’ll miss otherwise.…

— Ryan Holiday