> Your mindset and business philosophy matters far more than your degree. I completely agree with you, and therefore with the idea that having a background in

> Your mindset and business philosophy matters far more than your degree. I completely agree with you, and therefore with the idea that having a background in engineering is still not a guarantee of success or even good practices or good business philosophy. I disagree however with parent's implication about those difficulties being some sort of justification for malpractice, and my argument is that having engineering-capable managers should mitigate those issues in a properly managed company.