// it was often personally unfulfilling (e.g. tuning a parameter to make the business extra money).
He lost me here. Something I've always loved about being an engineer (and now in product) is that something small we do/tweak can have big impact.
If you tuned a parameter and that actually had tangible impact on the business, that's like the best case scenario and should be celebrated (vs doing some cool rocket science stuff that ends up unused and doesn't matter)
He lost me here. Something I've always loved about being an engineer (and now in product) is that something small we do/tweak can have big impact.
If you tuned a parameter and that actually had tangible impact on the business, that's like the best case scenario and should be celebrated (vs doing some cool rocket science stuff that ends up unused and doesn't matter)