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Why software engineers in particular then, if scientists, inventors, artists, and many others are also known for iterating through and learning from their failu
by fivecour 6y ago
Why software engineers in particular then, if scientists, inventors, artists, and many others are also known for iterating through and learning from their failures?
I also agree with others who said limiting analysis to the top 10 seems arbitrary, especially when you're covering mostly just the runaway outliers despite having the general overall claim of "why are software engineers better CEOs?" Does your analysis still hold when you expand your field of vision to the top 100, or top 1,000 companies?
- Number157 6y agoThe nitpicking on this forum is getting ridiculous.
- danielmarkbruce 6y agoHis criticism is quite valid. It's not nits he is picking. It's the overall argument, which is weak.
- ZephyrBlu 6y agoI do feel like software is unique compared to most other fields due to the speed of iteration and possible impact. You can hack some crazy stuff together really quickly and it's possible for it to have an outsized impact.
- meiraleal 6y ago> Why software engineers in particular then, if scientists, inventors, artists, and many others are also known for iterating through and learning from their failures? Because with software the time-to-market is instantaneous.