Learning the MAXIMUM from Every Implementation Task

Software is REPLETE with tasks that can be classified as "mere implementation". In these tasks, there is no sophisticated algorithmic development, no calculations of time or space complexity. There is just the coding: which might be C#, might be SQL, or something else. Maybe you've done a dozen similar implementations. But there is always more that can be learned, for example, reviewing how the task, once accomplished, fits into the greater whole. Not seeing the task as a task, but a component of a greater whole. REMEMBER, the whole is greater than the sum of its parts (Aristotle, Metaphysica).