실패한 결정을 솔직히 인정하고 이후 변화를 현재 시제로 닫는 결
The worst decision I made was during a team project, when I chose to handle all the analysis myself instead of distributing tasks. I thought it would be faster, but I underestimated how much work it actually was.
By the final week I was behind, and the team had to rush to cover what I hadn't finished. Looking back, I was too focused on controlling the outcome and not confident enough in my teammates. I didn't ask for help until it was almost too late. What I learned was that keeping things to myself doesn't protect the team — it puts pressure on everyone at the end. Since then, I try to flag early when something is taking longer than expected. It's still uncomfortable, but I've seen that calling it out early almost always leads to a better outcome than waiting.