Actually this does nothing but create more noise in an org.
The Job of the engineer is to be really good with the tech not business.
The Job of the engineer is to be really good with the tech not business.
-formal verification
-computational fluid dynamics
-control theory
-materials science
-graphics
I think what I’m suggesting is: consider being more than just a software engineer. Become a software engineer with expertise in other fields. Or a software engineer AND a fluid simulation engineer. This might not make sense for someone who currently works at say a business SaaS company, but how much longer are those jobs going to be around?
But this is also a great time to be building your own business, in which case you may want to develop business related skills.
I reckon moving forward software will became an applied tool to the applied sciences. I mean, it always has been, but the barrier to entry has lowered for the easily verifiable, and that is programming, and not the problem being solved