> usually not from a software background or a straight out of college EE major (more often than not, occasionally a CS major). Ugh, I can see that being a prob

> usually not from a software background or a straight out of college EE major (more often than not, occasionally a CS major). Ugh, I can see that being a problem. I remember my practical experience in projects after graduating with a CS degree, and it was close to non-existent (a class in development methodologies without experiencing it yourself is just a survey of all the things you can do badly if you were to be in charge).