I appreciate the sentiment. It's one of the most notable distinctions to be seen between junior and senior positions in almost any area, at least where the titl

I appreciate the sentiment. It's one of the most notable distinctions to be seen between junior and senior positions in almost any area, at least where the titles have been appropriately awarded. A junior will create the thing or carry out the task that's asked of them with but are often tone deaf to the context that surrounds the request and outcomes desired. A senior will implicitly addresses the wider context, asking probing questions to that end, without prompt. You can also apply this concept in the opposite direction, to aid in understanding systems you encounter. Considering it within the context it operates in, but also what the intentions were of whomever created/deployed it. Considering both angles usually leads to far better understanding in less time.