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Don’t repeat learning: Build compound benefits by investing in technical manuals and operational blueprints.
This means taking all the experience accumulated in product expansion and virality in the past and forming a reusable "code complete template", "reusable internal libraries and modules" and "shared infrastructure".
For new engineers or product people, this means they don’t have to start from scratch to understand complex systems or reinvent the wheel.
They can directly use these proven, standardized blueprints, templates, and libraries to quickly build new features or products.
This systematic knowledge reuse greatly shortens the time for new employees to understand and apply the company's technology stack, allowing them to directly devote themselves to innovative and high-value work.