> Our profession does structured analysis in a way no other profession has ever done. Yes, it's because if you go and ask most software companies what engineer

> Our profession does structured analysis in a way no other profession has ever done. Yes, it's because if you go and ask most software companies what engineers are supposed to do, the priorities have more to do with business than with computer science. If instead it worked like other industries, engineers would be expected to focus on software ONLY. There's no right way to do it of course, however I do think there is a lot of value (even business value) that is lost when engineers have non-technical responsibilities because it misses the point of engineering, which is to have machines solve problems.