Behavioral & Communication — question 10 of 10
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You're on a small team and a senior engineer wants to skip a specific test to save time, arguing it's unlikely to catch anything new. You suspect that exact test is the one that would catch a failure mode you're worried about, but you don't have hard data to prove it. Walk me through how you'd handle that conversation.