<p>In the <a href="/blog/chatgpt_already_knows_6/">previous post</a>, we explored why we need to be a bit rebellious to take the road towards becoming a “full-range engineer”.</p>
<p>In the <a href="/blog/chatgpt_already_knows_5/">previous post</a>, we discussed what it needs to become a “full-range engineer” and have seen that this is quite different from what software engineers often strive for today. However, the idea of a full-range engineer is focused on creating more value in a highly complex, uncertain and ambiguous environment and thus also improving our value.</p>
<p>In the <a href="/blog/chatgpt_already_knows_4/">previous post</a>, we examined how the omnipresent hyper-specialization in IT pushes software engineers into areas of human weaknesses and how nerd culture (involuntarily) reinforces the push. We also collected a little list of ideas how we can position ourselves as software engineers, aligned with humans strengths, preserving our value as software engineers in the face of modern AI solutions.</p>
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