I do think there's a lost appreciation for those who aren't "pure technologists". My father-in-law was a draftsman, who was tasked with eventually getting up to

I do think there's a lost appreciation for those who aren't "pure technologists". My father-in-law was a draftsman, who was tasked with eventually getting up to speed with CAD. His knack for it led to him having responsibility for installing and teaching others, and eventually led to him working in general IT at places like Schlumberger.