My understanding of "doing more and making more mistakes, not doing well"

I suddenly understood the meaning of a sentence like this:

"Do more and make more mistakes, but don't do it well"? We are a business team

with a back-office functional team in charge of us. In addition to making achievements, the business team should also abide by the company's daily chores. For example, after the meeting, remember to tidy up the meeting room, no matter how busy your brain is. Although making achievements is your main business, you also manage and participate in other matters of the company. For example, we are queried about this violation every day, and that violation is the only thing that the back-office functional team can do for us.

If we don't do more, there won't be this violation or that minor violation, so I said, it's good to do more, make more mistakes, and don't do it. That's the original understanding. Everything is brought out? Everything is complicated and intertwined.

Contact people more, understand things more, treat everything with an empty cup mentality, and adapt to development without any emotion.