The New Bar for Engineers in 2025: AI-Native or Behind

(zachwills.net)

6 points | by zachwills 14 hours ago

1 comments

  • octo888 12 hours ago
    LLM linkedin slop.

    "Just doing x? That isn't enough"

    Writing articles using chatgpt? That doesn't cut it in 2025.

    • zachwills 11 hours ago
      I'm curious - do you think the expectations are not shifting?
      • TheCleric 11 hours ago
        Not from what I see. At my job we have a range of AI skeptics to enthusiasts, and I don’t think I’ve seen anything showing a productivity gap between them be so why would I expect it from people I’m hiring?
        • barbazoo 11 hours ago
          As a developer to me these coding/productivity agents are akin to the invention of the spreadsheets. All of a sudden I can do so many things I couldn’t before. I’m genuinely trying to understand why anyone in the profession wouldn’t be all over a powerful tool like that which in one way or another can benefit one’s productivity. It’s a tool. Do something with it. Everyone’s experience is different though, I’m sure I’m missing something.
          • zachwills 11 hours ago
            Agreed with your mindset. I understand people being afraid of change; the world we live in is going to change over the next few years. Personally, though, I'd rather ride the wave than get knocked over by it.
        • zachwills 11 hours ago
          Thanks for sharing that perspective. In my experience there are noticeable gaps.