You optimized for approval and forgot about the second look

You optimized for approval and forgot about the second look
Hot take: the rookie obsession is getting approved — as if review happens once and then you're free. It doesn't. The real danger is the re-scan: random audits, post-spend reviews, complaint-triggered checks weeks later. People build something that squeaks past initial review and falls apart under any second glance. The mistake is treating approval as a finish line instead of a starting gun. The fix is durability over the sprint: anything that only survives the first inspection is a time bomb with a delay, not a defense.
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