Like I worked on several games that didn't do well in the market (for various non-technical …

… Like I worked on several games that didn't do well in the market (for various non-technical reasons), so I know I can't brag about saving money or time or usage for the company, but I learned a lot of skills by being on those projects, so I benefitted personally in ways that could help the prospective company out. In fact I might have gotten more skills from those projects than that speech application, for example, despite that one being used a ton. So I don't really have anything better I can say there than "did this this and this on the project, lead X number of people, etc", which are basically the 'responsible for...' bullets that everyone advises against including on a resume. Also in case you're curious, I set up the process by using Octopus Deploy and several custom Powershell scripts after an audit of their existing processes and all the various information for all the servers, firewall settings, windows services, database snapshots and schema migrations, etc (there was a lot, each major system had like 40+ steps to it by the time they were done) etc. …