Looks like the one of the best ways for an engineer to get his worth is to be solo or work with engineers only. The moment someone else without a programming b

Looks like the one of the best ways for an engineer to get his worth is to be solo or work with engineers only. The moment someone else without a programming background comes in, it all goes black. I'm seriously amazed at how people tend to think that all programmers are equal and one guy can't give output equal to three or four. I'm still in college but I've seen the difference and it is big. In a class of 90, 4/5 people are able to finish one program and when the fifth one finishes, half the class has already given up or is still busy including header files in C!