1) Your team built an app using a simple database and no caching.People love the idea, but performance collapses with 200 users. Your boss wants “quick fixes only”. How do you respond? 2) A teammate proposes a very expensive redesign. The idea is good, but the company has no budget now. How do you give honest, respectful feedback? 3) A junior dev insists on using a complex tool “because it’s cool”. It slows down the whole project. How do you communicate the need for simplicity? 4) You propose an automated solution and the client refuses: “We’ve always done it manually.” How do you persuade them without creating conflict? 5) Your team creates a feature after 3 weeks of work and users simply don’t care. What do you say as a suggestion? 6) You bring an idea to your manager. They say: “This is not viable now.” How do you respond professionally? 7) You ask for help, but your senior dev always says “I don’t have time now.” What do you do? 8) Your sprint plan looked great, until everything broke. How do you communicate the issues during stand-up? 9) A coworker tells you: “Your code works, but it's very hard to read.” How do you react, and what actions do you take? 10) You fail repeatedly at work and feel like quitting. How do you reset your mindset?

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