Growth is the most common characteristic of life. It’s in everything around us. From the smallest organisms to the forever expanding universe around us. Everything aims for growth in one direction or another. Some of it happens naturally without any manual interference, and some of it requires the extra effort...
In previous articles, I touched very briefly on the fact that engineering can be a social activity. A bridge that engineers could use to connect to the rest of the world then use it to make the world a better place by solving its most complex problems. Everyone today has...
What makes a successful product? Is it the ability to pinpoint a market-need or maybe even create one? Is it the ability to find a path to a better product than what the market already offers? Or is it about establishing a good relationship with a customer then hiring the...
A line of code written by a junior engineer is just as effective as a line of code written by the most senior engineer out there. To the compiler, it either runs or not. Regardless of who typed it in, who designed it and who hit the “run” button. One...
