> A lot of engineers forget that they are in fact paid to build a product for customers. In a way yes but I think in many ways software became much more than t

> A lot of engineers forget that they are in fact paid to build a product for customers. In a way yes but I think in many ways software became much more than that. In many ways it became a crucial part of human lives as electricity or medical services. And you can say doctors/engineers are being paid to develop new medicine or a new power sources but these have many many levels of government control just because how sensitive and important the matter is, which is not the case with software (yet?).