Reading this person, I still find her a little bit passive. She's not a designer, she wasn't told how to plan, she hasn't been put in the right project etc etc

Reading this person, I still find her a little bit passive. She's not a designer, she wasn't told how to plan, she hasn't been put in the right project etc etc. I suppose she's young but she's bound to get some agency in her life as an adult at some point. We're not just passive drones waiting for clear and easy tasks to be added to our backlog and executing them in an orderly manner. When something like that happens to me I usually starts anti selling it immediately. There s not a day I spend without uttering the word failure publicly. Sometimes by miracle a short term demo idiocy turns out profitable, but most time it requires rework and I get picked as the guy who never lied and tried everything... You need to be clear from the get go and act as q contributor at all layers - if programming was task execution they wouldnt take junior developers, they d take high schoolers during summer vacations.