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No need to negotiate the proposed solution for any given problem with the budget holder. No long debates with other engineers about the envisioned solution. The character and way of working of the architect function has a huge impact on the engineeringculture. Great for our agility, but it also has consequences.
That untruth has lived for a long time but it’s going to start running out of oxygen very quickly, though there are some hard-core engineeringcultures that hang on to that mystique and worship the ability to be these grumpy know-it-alls.” That might continue to work for a few rarified geniuses, he adds.
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