My mentor has played a pivotal role in my Pega upskilling journey. One of the most impactful lessons I’ve learned from him is understanding when to use what — not just knowing the features, but making strategic decisions based on context. During the LSA course, I encountered several complex topics. His willingness to discuss them after sessions helped clarify not only the concepts but also their real-world applications. We also had a learning community where we regularly discussed challenges from our Pega projects. These conversations weren’t just about finding quick fixes — they were about exploring multiple approaches, evaluating their pros and cons, and arriving at the most effective solution. This mindset shift — that there’s rarely just one “right” answer — has significantly improved my problem-solving ability. Group learning with like-minded peers, all aiming to grow in Pega, made the journey even more enriching. It boosted my confidence, expanded my perspective, and reinforced the idea that continuous learning is best done collaboratively. Thanks to my mentor’s guidance and the shared learning environment he fostered, I feel much more equipped — both technically and strategically — as a Pega professional.