> At first sight the problem seems to be poor quality engineers/skills. It is. The good ones get better jobs elsewhere. Those who can't start competing in the

> At first sight the problem seems to be poor quality engineers/skills. It is. The good ones get better jobs elsewhere. Those who can't start competing in the race for the bottom. > I expect any external contractor to think critically of requirements they are given and raise flags if something is off. That's what a professional engineer would do. Costs way more than 25$/hour.