At Evotik, delivering something real today—and learning from it—is typically better than delivering something of questionably better quality next week.
However: action is not an achievement unto itself. Instead, our actions should connect to clear priorities and outcomes, especially what's best for our mission and customers.
We code, we develop, we promote automation
For every repetitive task you end up doing think of building an automation, building a system, building a robot, this is helpful only if the proccess or the outcome is the correct one.
Manual, less efficient processes are often the right approach early on. We default to action and accept inefficiency when it helps confirm the problems we're solving, and to test solutions for those problems.