> If you are putting in nit picks, asking for changes that aren't related to a bug or bad architecture choice, etc, then get out of the way. If you are holding

> If you are putting in nit picks, asking for changes that aren't related to a bug or bad architecture choice, etc, then get out of the way. If you are holding up the approval because you want someone to rewrite the code the way you would have written it, get out of the way. If you're saying anything that isn't directly related to a necessary change to the code, get out of the way. But how will I prove my 'mentorship' abilities and seniority at FAANG without pretending my subjective nitpicks and lack of understanding are critical PR blockers? /s