So even the most well meaning engineers with good training can go about building data structures which won’t last very long once the key people leave. Simply because what they were taught doesn’t work.
So even the most well meaning engineers with good training can go about building data structures which won’t last very long once the key people leave. Simply because what they were taught doesn’t work.
1) I'm interviewed by software developers / architects, who expect me to have strong knowledge of software development patterns (like OOP patterns or microservices design in webapps). Well I know the basics but not at senior level. That's also not what's actually needed to design and implement a data platform.
2) I'm interviewed by data engineers, and I'm expected to show expert knowledge in data pipelines implementation. That's a lot closer to what I can do, but it's still not the core of my skill set, and it's a bit frustrating not to be judged on that.