Scary and true IMO. The difference is clear in the head counts & philosophies of newer companies vs. old ones. To do anything in software, you had to be a softw

Scary and true IMO. The difference is clear in the head counts & philosophies of newer companies vs. old ones. To do anything in software, you had to be a software-first company. Now that part is easier, we see many more software-enabled companies instead - the business is front and center, only a few programmers needed, and they have a lot of software plumbing kind of work, not much software building.