I'll echo the sentiment myself. I'm not a SW engineer by training or profession. However, that I can deal with computers/programming at all has been a mixed cu

I'll echo the sentiment myself. I'm not a SW engineer by training or profession. However, that I can deal with computers/programming at all has been a mixed curse/blessing for me. Typically, if a computer problem comes up, I'm the one to deal with it, simply because no one else can. That means I've learned 'enough' about a lot of obscure topics to really get into trouble. Honestly, I hate it at the time, but in the long term, it means my career is pretty alright. Still, I agree with the young lady's dislike of staring at yet another incomprehensible screen for weeks on end. It's not why I got into what I did and it's a bit of a waste of my attention.