April 2021 – Coupling problems with solutions
I quickly learned that when bringing up any outstanding problems, if I wanted to ensure that it would appropriately be dealt with I would have to also include possible solutions. This allowed whomever with the most insight to take care of it and have a starting point to do so.
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