Great Software Engineers write less code.

Great Software Engineers think before writing, never the other way around.

As software systems grow, it is important to prioritize simplicity and maintainability.

Great Software Engineers consider whether existing libraries or frameworks can solve the problem more efficiently.

They understand that writing code from scratch is not always necessary and that reusing existing solutions is often a better option.

Code that is hard to read or understand will lead to:
- Slower development times,
- Higher costs
- Increased technical debt.

Being a Software Engineer is not only about writing code but also about knowing when not to write it.

Great Software Engineers are not just code writers; they are problem solvers.

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