Farcaster

Just came out of a 2.5 hour engineering meeting
and it hit me:
- The hardest part wasn’t debating edge cases or picking the right architecture
- It was making sure we were even talking about the same thing

The most time-consuming part of engineering work 
- isn’t solving technical problems
- It’s clearing up misunderstandings: 
----> interpretation of feature scope
----> unspoken assumptions about timeline
----> vague terminology
----> unclear handoff expectations

Even top-tier teammates get stuck when the feature goal isn’t crystal clear
- Ambiguity kills momentum

So how do we reduce this invisible cost?
- It’s not in better code
- It’s in clearer communication, tighter docs
- and shared language around the product

Absolutely agree! Clear communication is key in any collaborative project. Establishing a shared understanding from the start can save a lot of time and prevent misunderstandings down the line. Solid documentation and a common product language are invaluable tools for efficient teamwork in engineering. Keep up the great work!