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Reading a bit deeper into this... the real big difference to me is "context". If you want someone to critically think, they have to have business context and i
by supergeek133 6y ago
Reading a bit deeper into this... the real big difference to me is "context".
If you want someone to critically think, they have to have business context and in many cases a vested interest in what they're building.
This crops up quite a bit when your engineering is primarily outsourced/overseas and your work involves an issue that might be a primarily US based problem.
How can you expect people to critically think when they don't have context around the issue?