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Absolutely. In my opinion, software engineering also encompasses knowledge in various areas such as architecture/system design, quality assurance, contributions to the software development lifecycle, and principles or best practices for ensuring software scalability, robustness, reliability and security. And all of this is completely independent of the programming language! Sometimes, we tend to forget this. Are you keeping all of these aspects in mind in your day-to-day tasks?

Scalability isn’t always necessary The term “scalable” holds a mystical magnetism for software engineers. It has been known to trigger irrational decision-making and the adoption of unnecessary technologies. While scalable systems are essential for some projects, over-engineering for scalability when it’s not needed can lead to unnecessary complexity and maintenance overhead. Engineers are better served by designing solutions that meet the immediate needs of their project. It’s important to address the next immediate challenge or the current issue at hand, rather than preemptively tackling hypothetical problems that may never arise. The initial hurdles most projects face involve launching successfully and gaining initial traction. Being a Facebook is not a problem you currently have. So don’t solve it.

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WHO IS A SOFTWARE ENGINEER? A Software Engineer is much more than someone who writes code. At the core, a software engineer is a problem solver, using logical thinking and technical expertise to design and build software solutions that meet user needs. They work on everything from mobile apps to complex systems that power businesses. But beyond coding, software engineers collaborate with teams, communicate effectively, and make decisions that shape the functionality and user experience of software products. The role requires adaptability, as technology evolves quickly, and engineers must continuously learn new tools, languages, and frameworks to stay current. Ultimately, a software engineer's goal is to create reliable, efficient, and scalable software that solves real-world problems. #SoftwareEngineering #TechIndustry #Coding #ProblemSolving #Innovation #SoftwareDevelopment #TechSkills #EngineeringLife #CareerInTech

3 years ago, I switched from @gmail.com to @google.com as I joined Google. One of the amazing things about the work culture here is Blameless Postmortems. Once, production broke down, and I attended my first post-mortem meeting. There was no: - blaming the team - penalizing the team  - telling them that they failed. The focus was on fixing the issue and devising a way to prevent repeated mistakes. I believe every engineering team should adopt this culture as it helps everyone: -learn better -collaborate more -identify mistakes faster -and continuously improve themselves Remember, You can only make SWE teams great by giving them the space to make mistakes. Blameless postmortems are the way to go and build a great team. -- P.S: I am starting a paid system design course in a few weeks. It’s suitable for software engineers with 5+ years of experience. Please fill this form if you’re interested: https://lnkd.in/g8E88eMB

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