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 work. Setting a shared understanding from the beginning can save a lot of time and prevent misunderstandings down the road. It's not just about the code, but about ensuring everyone is on the same page. Great insights on the importance of clarity in engineering meetings!