Yes. Because good judgement requires understanding complex situations, and that requires skill. And judgement is improved by experience. For example you see a

Yes. Because good judgement requires understanding complex situations, and that requires skill. And judgement is improved by experience. For example you see a bad thing in the code? If you can understand the problem and the risks and benefits, you can make a good decision. If you can possibly make it better, understanding the time available to you, and the risk to the product, you should make it better. Not put it off and let the bad thing become more entrenched technical debt. Making that kind of decision, requires good judgement. It requires understanding your own skill, time management, risk, and more. Being able to exercise good judgement comes with extreme rewards for any project, as there will be less costly mistakes, and more successes and better code.