Autopilot is a crucial part
of flying a plane. It is used to save attention and energy for the part of the
flight where the pilot’s skill and decisions are needed. Wasting that energy
during the easily auto-piloted segment of the flight means you have a tired
pilot that needs to work the entire time, making decisions.
Think of using a studio
pull system like autopilot: you want to have the autopilot on as much as
possible, so you can save your attention for items that require it. For parts
of your production that are easy to put on autopilot, why use your valuable
time and skills to manage them? Default to using a pull system when you can; use
push when you must. Here are some examples of situations where each type of system
makes sense.
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