The best engineers and craftsmen - even juniors - understand which work is core to the craft and the end result, and which is peripheral. Unless you're hyper-s

The best engineers and craftsmen - even juniors - understand which work is core to the craft and the end result, and which is peripheral. Unless you're hyper-specialised within a large organisation, you can't bring the same degree of obsession to every part in the process, there will always be edges. Even an artisan who hand-builds everything that matters may take some shortcuts in where they get their tools from, or the products they use to maintain them. In a big org, you might have a specialist for every domain, but on small teams you don't. And ultimately I've got other things to do with my life besides learning to write Cmake from scratch.