How to make technical decisions more objectively
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The hardest part of being a decision-maker is looking at a problem objectively. Everyone has biases, and the closer you are to a problem, the harder it can be to recognize your own. When you’re responsible for making architectural or technical decisions, part of your job is recognizing those biases and challenging them. Sometimes that means stepping back and looking at the problem from a different perspective. You might discover that the solution you’ve been advocating isn’t actually the best one. Over the years, I’ve found a few techniques that help me look at problems more objectively. 1. As
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