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How do you plan releases? What development methodology does your company follow?
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Sandeep Rajan
Patreon Product Lead, Member Experience • February 22
We leave it to each team to figure out what helps them balance flexibility with clarity to achieve their maximum speed of execution.
We do our best to have a common language around goals, strategy & measuring progress, but largely leave it to teams to figure out how best to build & ship given their own goals, strategies & roadmap.
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