> better engineers. a no-true-scotsman fallacy. A company should be able to build working software even without good engineers. Just like how TCP can deliver

> better engineers. a no-true-scotsman fallacy. A company should be able to build working software even without good engineers. Just like how TCP can deliver ordered packets over unreliable connections - you change the processes and systems to do it. Of course, you give up some things - such as speed and agility in that case. For most people, a job is a job. It's not something they want to dedicate their life to - that's for artists and craftsman, and not many people are of that ilk in the modern day.