Working Under a Systems Architect

1. What is the primary purpose of an Architecture Decision Record (ADR)?

To document architectural failures To record significant decisions made during the architecture process To outline the training requirements for architects To keep track of team meetings and schedules

2. How should a specialist approach proposing changes to the current architecture according to the lesson?

Make proposals verbally in team meetings Send emails to the Systems Architect Bring up written proposals for discussion Only suggest changes if asked

3. What is meant by 'Own the delegated space fully' in the context of working with a Systems Architect?

To take ownership of all architectural decisions To handle tasks within the agreed standards and guardrails independently To require constant approval from the Systems Architect To work in isolation from the architecture team

4. If a specialist disagrees with an architectural decision, what is the correct sequence of actions they should take?

Proceed to prototype their idea immediately Accept the decision without question Gather evidence, escalate if necessary, then execute the decision Discuss the decision with other teams before approaching the architect

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