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Why Tech Teams Keep Copying Failures Without Knowing It

성공 사례만 따라하는 tech 업계의 함정

Why it matters

The tech industry systematically learns from successful companies while ignoring the failed peers who pursued identical strategies, creating a blind spot with massive consequences. This survivorship bias leads teams to adopt unnecessarily complex architectures like microservices when proven simpler solutions would suffice, wasting millions in engineering effort. Recognizing this bias is essential for making sound technical decisions rather than blindly replicating Silicon Valley playbooks.

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