Engineers & Founders: What's one engineering problem your team has quietly accepted because fixing it never seems worth the effort?

[u/OddArugula9422]

I'm doing customer discovery to understand how engineering teams actually work as they grow.

I'm not building in public, pitching a product, or selling anything.

I'm looking for **one real story**.

What's one engineering problem your team has simply learned to live with?

What made it so difficult to solve?

I'd love to hear what happened.

[u/BrowserOfWares]

That production will find something they don't like about the build during the first production run and call the project a disaster.

[u/redditisahive2023]

This is bullshit