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We had a hot release where product wanted new analytics, design insisted on a polished interaction, QA wanted two full test cycles, and ops warned about DB strain. I ran a 30-minute alignment meeting, laid out risks and metrics (user impact, SLOs, release date), and proposed a compromise: launch analytics in staged mode for 10% of users, ship simplified UI v1 with design backlog items tagged, and schedule an overnight deployment window ops approved. I negotiated QA to focus on critical paths and agreed on a hotfix runway. That plan won unanimous buy-in; release hit the date, analytics collected meaningful signals from 1,500 users in the first week, and post-release incidents were under 0.5% SLA breach.
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