By definition of our jobs: it wasn't broken, we would stop working on it
This is inaccurate, IMO. Rather, engineers are constantly working on improving things. If it was perfect, we would stop working on it, but nothing is ever perfect.
Hence why knowing what is worth fixing and what is not can be just as valuable as knowing how to fix it.
This is inaccurate, IMO. Rather, engineers are constantly working on improving things. If it was perfect, we would stop working on it, but nothing is ever perfect.
Hence why knowing what is worth fixing and what is not can be just as valuable as knowing how to fix it.