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Nobody deserving of the name "engineer," or more generally anybody who is actually mentally capable of any kind of creativity or innovation, gives the slightest
by fallingknife 2y ago
Nobody deserving of the name "engineer," or more generally anybody who is actually mentally capable of any kind of creativity or innovation, gives the slightest shit about those worthless credentials and bureaucracy other than to be irritated by having to waste time obtaining them.
- defrost 2y agoThey do care about the ability to calculate loads across truss configurations, develop inverted pedulum feedback controls, etc. One of the people metioned was good at that kind of work, the other .. not so much.
- fallingknife 2y agoOK, now you're talking about actual skills and not what credentials you have. I do respect those skills. It's just that if I took the time to learn those things, the odds that I could do it are close to 100%. On the other hand, if you asked me to: 1. hire and retain the top performing aerospace engineering team in the world 2. make suggestions for major engineering decisions that that team actually ends up using I think my odds would be 0.00001% or less.