<ul><li>When systems start slowing down, the immediate question from managers is usually 'Can you fix it?' rather than understanding what changed or considering a change in the system design.</li><li>In many cases, performance problems in systems are not solely due to technical issues like bad queries or memory leaks, but are often rooted in management decisions and organizational structures.</li><li>The inefficiencies in code are often just visible symptoms of deeper management problems within the organization, leading to slow systems such as clunky frontends, crawling APIs, and overworked databases.</li><li>One particular project highlighted had slow page load times due to nested microservices and convoluted system architecture, showcasing how management decisions can impact system performance.</li></ul>

Most Performance Problems Are Management Problems

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