Right, it's better for business if people can multiply their productivity... which is arguably the reason computers were invented. If only someone could dedicat

Right, it's better for business if people can multiply their productivity... which is arguably the reason computers were invented. If only someone could dedicate themselves to unlocking this power, maybe by studying how it works... but seriously, software engineers can in theory automate anything software related. It just doesn't happen because of how things are structured in an organization, where non-technical tasks are often valued more than technical tasks. Also "growth" seems to imply more people, which I can see how this would incentivize solving problems by adding more people rather than more software.