I don't think engineering time is up. People who have skills will be in demand no matter how much AI advances. Redundant roles which can be easily automated are reduced not the pure technicals once.
It's understandable to feel nostalgic about the past, but the tech industry is dynamic, adapting to evolving trends and challenges. While concerns are valid, there's also room for positive change and innovation. It's essential for companies to strike a balance between efficiency and employee well-being to foster a sustainable and thriving software engineering ecosystem.
Era of pampering is probably over.
time to move to where real money is. aka finance. am i right?
@Noice all the points mentioned in the post are applicable for finance too these days. It's just shit economic conditions everywhere and as always the working class is facing all the repercussions.
I'd wait for a year or so to give my opinion on this.
Yup time to move to atoms world. Make everything smart.
From cooking machines to cars to homes, to factory machines.
Tell me you are a mediocre programmer/ work with mediocre programmers /an idiot without telling me you are.
It’s clear that companies won’t need engineers 10 years from now.
They’ll just need people who know what to make. Who to sell to. How to sell to. At what price.
This will be the great commoditization of Software development
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