You'd be surprised how much of that you actually need to actually get a software project off the ground and into customer's hands. I've come into projects as t

You'd be surprised how much of that you actually need to actually get a software project off the ground and into customer's hands. I've come into projects as the architect for refactoring what was built by someone who had only just learned to code. It was bad, sure, but they were bringing in enough revenue to hire me and get things on course. All with 0 knowledge of devops and 0 lines of test code coverage.