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Why understanding the “why” transforms engineers into architects  In software engineering, writing good code is expected. What separates strong engineers from the ones who genuinely shape products and lead teams isn’t their technical depth, but their ability to understand why something matters in the first place.  That’s essentially what product thinking is. It’s the shift from “I built this” to “I built this because it improves something for someone.” It’s a shift that quie

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