I have been operating in software engineering and IT roles for roughly 40 years, depending upon how you define the origin of the role. I wrote my first software programs in Basic in the summer of 1981; one of those was a modular math quiz program which became my first code used by the public. Beyond that, I entered a professional role at AT&T in 1987. No matter how you count it I’ve been around long enough to rock irritably on the wraparound porch of my career and shake my cane at you damn whippersnappers.
Of late, I’ve noticed some deeply troubling gaps in the capabilities or behaviors of younger software engineers in Corporate America.
I’m going to delve into each of these items – and others – in longer, more detailed rants over time… and I’m sure that I’m frequently going to sound like an arrogant, dinosaurish boob at first reading.
I’m okay with that.
…Get off my lawn!
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