Chad leads engineering for the Banno platform at Jack Henry & Associates where he builds modern online banking experiences for US banks using web components.
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 for decisions. 1-way doors are rare. Never act like something is a 2-way-door if it is a 1-way-door
- Don’t ask for permission, ask for forgiveness but be smart about it
- Understand what experiments are for
- Actually QA your shit. Abusing users for QA is inefficient and disrespectful. Users are a source of feedback about the product
- Send your stuff to trusted testers and ask for feedback
- Don’t let indecision go into your head
- If in doubt ship the version that is closer to ship and iterate
- The outcome-differential between two options in a decision is usually lower than the opportunity cost of not shipping either of them
- **You don’t need approval from anyone at Vercel to ship.** People can tell you not to ship, but you don’t have to a](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GctWkLuaIAAg-RB.png?name=orig)
ALT # You can just ship things - Never be blocked - Understand the [1-way-door/2-way-door metaphor](https://shit.management/one-way-and-two-way-door-decisions/) for decisions. 1-way doors are rare. Never act like something is a 2-way-door if it is a 1-way-door - Don’t ask for permission, ask for forgiveness but be smart about it - Understand what experiments are for - Actually QA your shit. Abusing users for QA is inefficient and disrespectful. Users are a source of feedback about the product - Send your stuff to trusted testers and ask for feedback - Don’t let indecision go into your head - If in doubt ship the version that is closer to ship and iterate - The outcome-differential between two options in a decision is usually lower than the opportunity cost of not shipping either of them - **You don’t need approval from anyone at Vercel to ship.** People can tell you not to ship, but you don’t have to a
