Then look at articles that are a bit better than this one, which manages to come up with the blandest of ... definitions? > A good engineer is one whom I, as a

Then look at articles that are a bit better than this one, which manages to come up with the blandest of ... definitions? > A good engineer is one whom I, as a manager or peer, can trust to progress a project, knowing that they will deliver a solution by working with the team and producing good quality, again and again. What a vacuous statement. The phrase "as a manager or peer" is so 2014 "user story". And it doesn't get more linkedin than "to progress a project." The whole sentence just says "A good engineer is someone who will do his/her job." It's meaningless drivel.