That's cool. When I envision banks, I see stuffy suits and offices, getting stuck waiting months to work on something because of beaurocracy, etc. Maybe I'm lis

That's cool. When I envision banks, I see stuffy suits and offices, getting stuck waiting months to work on something because of beaurocracy, etc. Maybe I'm listening too much to stereotypes. Can you give any examples of tech stack decisions? Like rejected x in favor of y? (Within reason, I get that you can't divulge company info)