Agree with your points on "old company/conservative industry" and "non-engineering culture" I'm at a place that is both, and both are huge pains. On the engin

Agree with your points on "old company/conservative industry" and "non-engineering culture" I'm at a place that is both, and both are huge pains. On the engineering side, it's a bit different though: technical roles are looked down on, and there is no engineering culture, eg, for data. Data is just a bunch of flat files everywhere, across many silos. No leadership to put it together into logical buckets for easy access and interoperability