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Engineers? What are you talking about? My dad's an engineer and he knew how to appreciate all the fuzzy unmeasurable people-stuff. He communicated with multiple
by omouse 17y ago
Engineers? What are you talking about? My dad's an engineer and he knew how to appreciate all the fuzzy unmeasurable people-stuff. He communicated with multiple departments and kept things running as smoothly as he could. He dealt with salespeople without going crazy too! The only value added by his bosses is that they gave him enough room to do the things.
Oh wait, you mean "engineers" as in "software engineers"...well then you're just continuing the stereotype of programmers being socially inept.
- three14 17y agoI'm a "software engineer". I said can to try to hint that sometimes someone who's an expert at one thing, who, unlike your dad, happens to not be an expert at a second thing, fails to appreciate the challenges of that second thing, and that general pattern can specifically cause an illusory case of the issue described by the OP.