Hello everyone! I want to say right away that all the conclusions from this article are the quintessence of the experience of my engineering (and not only) activities. During my career, I managed to work as a mechanic (in different directions), and as a foreman at a plant, as a design engineer in the field of ASG, and as a system administrator, now I work as a programmer. I believe that much of the article is applicable in principle to any work activity and not only technical. The only difference is in scale. In fact, I want to share my experience, and maybe someone will take it into service.
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Even though such tools are not even foreseen in the future (although there is potential), I would like to see more abstractions in the thinking of an ordinary engineer. Well, or at least so that he strives for this - he is not afraid to divide a complex system and make systemic decisions. If there are a lot of technically complex questions in the work, then it is worth sitting, scattering on a piece of paper, corny speculating alone with yourself. And do not be afraid to make mistakes - only those who do not work are not mistaken.
I almost forgot - let the shit start;)