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  <subtitle>Company knowledge, human judgment, and working with AI.</subtitle>
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    <title>Reuse the method. Respect the client boundary.</title>
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    <summary>Client experience can improve your firm&#39;s methods without making every client detail available to everyone.</summary>
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    <title>Keep the reasoning, not just the result.</title>
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    <summary>Record why a decision made sense, what could change it, and which parts of the method deserve to be reused.</summary>
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