> That's exactly what engineers are supposed to do: listen to and enable the business.
This may be the case if you're a junior engineer just crunching through individual tickets, but with the lower end of software engineering being automated away where even more junior engineers have to take more product/feature ownership, I don't think "churning widgets" is the right way to think about our job anymore.
This may be the case if you're a junior engineer just crunching through individual tickets, but with the lower end of software engineering being automated away where even more junior engineers have to take more product/feature ownership, I don't think "churning widgets" is the right way to think about our job anymore.