How long before you are completely, utterly outsourceable? I don't know why you think business and marketing are useless. I'm a programmer, and had more than o

How long before you are completely, utterly outsourceable? I don't know why you think business and marketing are useless. I'm a programmer, and had more than one conversation today on how to market our product. Most technical decisions depend on business decisions. I don't make the business ones, but I have to know when the business folks are missing something (it is more common for tech types to know business than vice versa) and inform them. I need linear algebra. I need statistics. I need physics. I need algorithms and optimizations. I need to understand DCF. It goes on and on. I'm taking time out tonight from reading a pretty heavy math book to answer this. Learning will never, ever stop. All of that must be caveated by the quality of your school. Some schools will set you up to be able to do anything you want in the field for the next several decades. A bad one, well, good luck. I wouldn't waste the money if you are at the latter.