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Yes? Plenty of non-software engineers do it daily. You start off by having a Professional Liability insurance policy, your company will generally pay for it un
by delfinom 2y ago
Yes? Plenty of non-software engineers do it daily.
You start off by having a Professional Liability insurance policy, your company will generally pay for it unless you are a consultant/contractor in which case you bring your own policy. Depending on size of operation, your employer may even indemnify you in the employment contract specifically for even negligence lol.
You then do your job correctly. The laws only go after you for liability if you were negligent, i.e. you skipped protocol and policies, you skipped best practices and couldn't justify it, etc. If you weren't negligent and just made an error, great, your insurance covers you. Insurance can also cover negligence too depending on policy, lol
https://www.nspe.org/resources/professional-liability/liability-employed-engineers https://www.nspe.org/resources/professional-liability/liabil...
- jack_riminton 2y agoYes and they do non-software engineering Are we going to have international protocols and policies on the best language to use, how to do SQL queries and CSS? no