Infrastructure automation can feel unproductive due to slow feedback loops. Waiting for changes to take effect often leads to context switching and disrupted workflows.
During idle times, cumulative delays accumulate, eating away productive hours. Watching progress bars often feels unproductive, exacerbating the frustration of slow feedback.
Slow feedback results in infrequent testing, leading to larger changes being tested together. This increases the risk of unverified code and bugs, impacting overall quality.
Extended development cycles due to slow feedback stretch the timeline, delaying project outcomes and sapping morale. Early detection of problems becomes harder and more costly.
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