When we talk about change, nowadays we always think of technology as the main driver for it. So today, I invited three software engineers to join me in a discussion on this topic. We are talking about the role, responsibility, and ethics of a developer, lifelong learning in a fast-paced tech environment, the community of open-source sharing, the cost of scalability, and the state of Artificial Intelligence.
Questions:
1:01 Introductions
3:51 The role of creativity in engineering
7:42 Technology as one of the main drivers of change
11:49 Lifelong learning in the role of a developer. Do developers need a degree?
21:17 The community of open source sharing
29:45 The balance between day to day problem solving and looking at the bigger picture
37:10 Why should we make businesses scalable and where is the limit?
41:11 What is the cost of scalability in the long term?
47:48 Morals and ethics in the role of a developer
53:41 Artificial Intelligence: How far are we from software writing software?
1:00:26 What is impact for you?
1:06:08 What is the change you would like to contribute to?
About the interviewees:
Rasmus Reiler is an entrepreneurial minded software developer and certified pasta expert that's always looking for new ways to expand his horizon with new skills.
Simon Kristensen is a software engineer who strives for a strong collaboration with anyone he works with. He puts aside ego and focuses on a result-driven process, as well as a work environment that constantly allows the growth of skills and capabilities.
Stefan Schonert is the co-founder and CTO of Statum, a digital recruitment agency specializing in scale-ups.
Music Credits:
🎶Curl Up into a Ball- Joey Pecoraro
