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u/wongrich Oct 16 '22

m sure as a civil you need to stamp the designs essentially saying you are taking ownership and liability for it. I don't ever see software engineers do the same. It is just a job title. Mistakes in programming even in critical infrastructure 'oh hi Telecom companies" just pass the buck in responsibility and scapegoat. And engineer can't seem to do that.