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If you’re a software engineer or work in tech, you might relate to this.

As a developer, I used to chase one goal: write the most beautiful code ever. Efficient. Optimized. Extensible. Reusable. All the -ables.

But let’s be honest — in the real world, we just want to ship solid code that meets the requirements, get a smooth “LGTM,” deploy without drama, and have a top-notch release.

Except it rarely goes that way.

Over the years, working with dev teams, I’ve learned that building software is so much more than just writing good code. We’re a team. We work together. We’re all responsible for the outcome.

Code reviews are a big deal. They’re the moment your work becomes a team contribution — and that’s when a lot of the fun (and chaos) begins.

If you’re a software engineer or work in tech, you might relate to this.

As a developer, I used to chase one goal: write the most beautiful code ever. Efficient. Optimized. Extensible. Reusable. All the -ables.

But let’s be honest — in the real world, we just want to ship solid code that meets the requirements, get a smooth “LGTM,” deploy without drama, and have a top-notch release.

Except it rarely goes that way.

Over the years, working with dev teams, I’ve learned that building software is so much more than just writing good code. We’re a team. We work together. We’re all responsible for the outcome.

Code reviews are a big deal. They’re the moment your work becomes a team contribution — and that’s when a lot of the fun (and chaos) begins.

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