Eugene Yan • 3/20/2022

Traversing High-Level Intent and Low-Level Requirements

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This article analyzes the distinction between high-level intent (focused on 'why' and 'what') and low-level requirements (detailing the 'how') in software and product development. It discusses why some engineers excel with one type of instruction over the other, using analogies like programming languages, and provides examples to illustrate effective use of both approaches for better engineering productivity.

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