There’s one habit I’ve noticed across the agency partners I’ve enjoyed working with most. They consolidate feedback before it ever reaches me. When the first round of a build goes back for review, what I receive is one clean set of notes. One voice. One prioritised list. Even when three or four people have eyes on the work, the feedback has already been discussed internally and resolved in a single direction before it lands in my inbox. That one habit changes everything. The back and forth disappears. The work moves faster. I get to spend my time actually building instead of trying to figure out which note takes priority. It sounds small. But it’s one of the quiet things that separates a project that ships smoothly from one that drags on.