👉 The "broken engineering" refers to a series of design flaws and oversights in a complex system, such as a software application or a mechanical device, that lead to its failure or inefficiency. These issues often stem from inadequate planning, poor communication among team members, or unrealistic expectations about the system's capabilities. For example, a poorly designed user interface might cause frustration and errors, while insufficient testing could result in critical bugs that only surface under specific conditions. The term encapsulates the disconnect between the intended functionality and the actual performance, highlighting a breakdown in the engineering process that compromises the system's reliability and user satisfaction.
