Declining quality

In modern society, a bad culture has been formed that demands efficiency and cost reduction. "Just hurry up," "Get it out before them," and this pressure has led to a decline in quality. As a result, quality control has been put on the back burner, and the disaster of just developing or delivering by the deadline (whatever it is) has arisen. This is the root of distortions such as excessive work, long overtime hours, and dead matches.
Subcontractors are forced to meet unreasonable delivery deadlines, and are suddenly asked to make unreasonable changes to specifications, and the workplace is always at the mercy of the selfish convenience of superiors and clients.
Consumers are also at fault. "I want it to be out soon," "It's only going to be like this anyway," and people are satisfied with low-quality products, or they pressure others by saying, "I can't wait any longer (whatever it is), just hurry up," and the bad taste of forcing things to be rushed is widespread.
Efficiency and cost reduction have gone too far, and as a result, there are not enough human resources, development time, testing, and verification time, and the situation where the field is forced to do something very difficult continues, and it is also an undeniable fact that there is no room to focus on quality.
As for the West, they have a bad culture of developing things half-baked. Unfortunately, I have to say that their awareness and sense of responsibility for quality are too weak! I know only Japanese people who have a good culture of developing things properly until the end and have a strong awareness and sense of responsibility for quality. However, even in Japan, they are being swayed by the current global trends and it is becoming difficult to maintain high quality.
As for our neighbors, they have a ``make as much as you want as long as it sells'' mentality, infringing on all kinds of intellectual property rights and stealing with a straight face, and like cockroaches, they gobble up anything that looks like it will make money, regardless of the circumstances, and are eating away at the world. Like parasites, they suck up money everywhere and set up debt traps. They are even eating away at themselves (unconsciously).
Having only poor quality products on the market also leads to consumer infringement.
We, as consumers, have the right to choose. The right to choose good products, the right to demand the development and distribution of good products. The right to demand products that work properly, the right to choose products that function properly. However, we live in a world where many companies completely ignore our rights and develop products and services for their own selfish and unilateral convenience, restrict access, and often treat us unfairly. IT companies are particularly noticeable. I'm sure you can all relate to this.

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