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In one of my previous roles, I was tasked with debugging a critical issue in a design verification testbench. The problem seemed minor initially, so I chose to focus on a quick fix without thoroughly analyzing the root cause. While the testbench passed some initial runs, the issue resurfaced in a different part of the design during integration, causing delays in the overall verification process.
This experience taught me the importance of addressing issues systematically rather than opting for quick fixes. Now, whenever I encounter a problem, I take the time to dig into the root cause, even if it requires additional effort upfront. This approach has significantly improved the reliability of my contributions and prevented similar issues from recurring in subsequent projects