The same thing came up in the early 2000s when businesses tried offshoring software development. It turns out that translating business requirement to technical

The same thing came up in the early 2000s when businesses tried offshoring software development. It turns out that translating business requirement to technical design and implementation is one of the hard parts of software development. In a pure waterfall model, this works ok, but you rarely know what you want until the end users see it. This is while agile is so important. I hate to say it, but with over 30 years experience as a software developer in various roles, writing code has never been the hard part of delivering a successful project.