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> it's not the engineers who need to be concerned with being replaced - it's anyone involved in the busywork cycle This assumes there aren't "engineers" involv
by bdcravens 9mo ago
> it's not the engineers who need to be concerned with being replaced - it's anyone involved in the busywork cycle
This assumes there aren't "engineers" involved in the busywork cycle, which I'm not sure is accurate.
- pksebben 9mo agoDepends on how you define it, i suppose. It’s also not black and white - everyone has some amount of busywork im sure.
- 8note 9mo agorather, it defines engineers as not being part of that busy work eg. the work wssnt for engineers in the first place, or engineers worth their salt would have already automated it