"Sarah," he said calmly. "Every night at 7:00 PM, I have 15 people who need to execute 300 distinct tasks perfectly in a window of three hours. If one server drops a tray, the project doesn't pause for a 'sprint retrospective.' I have to reallocate resources instantly, communicate the change to the front of house, and ensure the customer experience remains seamless. I don't know your software, but I know how to manage chaos. You listed that you need someone who can 'thrive in ambiguity.' I’ve been doing that for a decade."
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