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Developers Call It A Bug, Product Managers Call It A Feature

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Developers Call It A Bug, Product Managers Call It A Feature

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Same water leak, two completely different interpretations! The developer sees a catastrophic pipe burst that's about to flood the entire codebase. Meanwhile, the product manager has slapped a fancy fountain decoration on it and added it to the roadmap presentation. "Our innovative hydration system provides dynamic moisture distribution across the platform!" The classic dev-PM reality distortion field in full effect.

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