> Consider this example: Suppose you're sitting in a meeting with clients, and someone asks you how long a certain digital project is slated to take. Unless you understand the fundamentals of what engineers and programmers do, unless you're familiar enough with the principles and machinations of coding to know how the back end of the business works, any answer you give is a guess and therefore probably wrong.
Even when you do understand the fundamentals of what engineers and programmers do, any answer is still usually a guess and probably wrong.
Even when you do understand the fundamentals of what engineers and programmers do, any answer is still usually a guess and probably wrong.