Seven Deadly Sins
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Seven process debts are named and grounded in concrete failures: shipping an unknown-language e‑commerce rewrite with massive tech debt to hit a revenue inflection, an insurance integration that dies after two years from coordination debt, a team that burns out after 80 to 100 hour weeks producing short‑lived features causing morale debt, a 300,000‑line codebase splintered by fashionable patterns, and a healthcare project that stalls for 12 years because hard decisions keep moving.
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