I don't think it's necessary bad, but I value specificity of language as any good engineer should. If you are able to differentiate between different types of p

I don't think it's necessary bad, but I value specificity of language as any good engineer should. If you are able to differentiate between different types of problems more effectively (discrepancy between abstraction and implementation, versus simple growth in complexity, versus code missing consistent defensive safeguards), you will be better able to rectify the problem at hand, instead of getting frustrated at a team who is doing their best, but continues to have "inefficiency due to all this tech debt".