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100% relate to this!

Some of my observations:

- Often it is about taking a leadership & ownership of fixing if it fails in the production

- Often it is about, guiding team not to overengineer for the future scenarios

This becomes 500% difficult when you are building for someone else:

In our current scenario, we are working with a semi-government organisation who goes by the RFP fine print then an actual project needs.



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