During my time at iObeya, I spent six months working on a feature modification for multi-selection that ultimately wasn’t approved. Several factors contributed to this outcome. First, the tool wasn’t meant to receive new updates, as its usage was set to evolve, but being new to the company, I lacked the experience with the software to propose a better alternative. Additionally, my proposals were too disruptive for the existing user base, and user testing consistently yielded negative results. Finally, the changes I suggested would have required significant backend redevelopment in Vue.js, creating too much of a workload for the development team. However, this experience taught me the importance of deeply understanding both the product and user needs before suggesting impactful changes, and the value of collaborating closely with development to ensure feasibility.