As a tech lead, there are several factors that I consider when making technical decisions:

1. Business requirements: The primary factor that influences technical decisions is the business requirements. It’s important to understand the needs of the business and ensure that the technical solution aligns with those needs.

2. Technical feasibility: The technical feasibility of a solution is another important factor to consider. This includes factors such as the available resources, the complexity of the solution, and the scalability of the solution.

3. Time and budget constraints: Time and budget constraints are also important factors to consider when making technical decisions. It’s important to balance the need for a quality solution with the available resources and budget.

4. Impact on the team: The impact of a technical decision on the team is also important to consider. It’s important to ensure that the team has the necessary skills and expertise to implement the solution, and that the solution aligns with the team’s overall goals and objectives.

5. Industry best practices: It’s important to stay up-to-date with industry best practices and ensure that the technical solution follows these practices. This helps to ensure that the solution is scalable, maintainable, and secure.

Overall, the most important factors when making technical decisions are ensuring that the solution aligns with the business requirements, is technically feasible, is within budget and timeline constraints, has a positive impact on the team, and follows industry best practices. By considering these factors, we can make informed decisions that lead to successful outcomes for the project and the organization as a whole.