Simor Consulting
Category: Career
Predictions about technology roles are usually wrong in predictable ways. They overestimate the speed of change, underestimate the persistence of legacy systems, and assume that technical trends will
There is a version of the data engineering career that nobody warns you about. It is not the startup grind or the big-company bureaucracy. It is being the only data engineer on a team of people who do
Most reading lists for AI leaders are assembled by people who sell AI. The lists are full of books about machine learning techniques, deep learning architectures, and the latest framework documentatio
Three years ago, "data engineer" was a coherent job title. You built pipelines, managed infrastructure, and moved data from where it was to where it needed to be. The role required SQL, Python, and a