Shortcuts are seductive because the benefit arrives immediately.
Skip a step. Save some money. Avoid the difficult conversation. Use the cheaper material. Put something out before it is ready.
For a while, everything looks fine.
The consequences of shortcuts usually arrive later, when the person who made the decision has already enjoyed the savings. The product fails six months later. The unresolved disagreement returns angrier. The customer discovers what you hoped they wouldn't notice.
Not every shortcut is bad. Experience teaches us which corners genuinely don't need walking around.
But there is a difference between removing unnecessary work and avoiding necessary work.
One creates efficiency.
The other creates debt.
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