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A graduating structural engineer has no idea how to marshal a design through the building inspector's approval process. A graduating lawyer has no idea how to a
by d4nt 17y ago
A graduating structural engineer has no idea how to marshal a design through the building inspector's approval process. A graduating lawyer has no idea how to actually engage in litigation.
Why not, looks like a gap in the market.
- d4nt 17y agoHey. That was an honest question. Seriously, it looks like there's a market for training professionals to do the vocational side of their job.
- HeyLaughingBoy 17y agoThe point of his post is that the market opportunity doesn't exist because the firms professionals are expected to enter take care of that domain-specific training themselves. For a very long time there has been a "tradition" of sending newly graduated engineers to work on the manufacturing floor, or in product testing for a while so they get background in the business before actually having to design anything. Such a tradition seems to be missing in software development.