That's also why it's hard to follow the puck when watching hockey on TV (for the few of us that actually do that). Small black dot on large white surface...
Many EEs and CS majors go to product management (I'm an EE in this role now). Your primary job is to define the problem that the product should be built to solve. You meet with customers, developers, analysts, and everyone in between to define the product and then take it to market. It's a lot of fun, different every day, no programming, and usually some travel.
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Except I'm not a pedestrian. I'm on a bike, going 30mph. And I'm supposed to ride on the sidewalk (which is illegal in most cities), hit pedestrians, and stop every block?
How about you just watch where you're driving?
Except that it's much more dangerous for the cyclist to be on the sidewalk, since every time you cross a street you're out of the line-of-site of the driver.
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That's also why it's hard to follow the puck when watching hockey on TV (for the few of us that actually do that). Small black dot on large white surface...
Many EEs and CS majors go to product management (I'm an EE in this role now). Your primary job is to define the problem that the product should be built to solve. You meet with customers, developers, analysts, and everyone in between to define the product and then take it to market. It's a lot of fun, different every day, no programming, and usually some travel.
Obligatory wikipedia article on the subject.
Look for job titles like "Product Manager", "Product Marketing Engineer", "Product Marketing Manager", "Product Line Manager".
Except I'm not a pedestrian. I'm on a bike, going 30mph. And I'm supposed to ride on the sidewalk (which is illegal in most cities), hit pedestrians, and stop every block? How about you just watch where you're driving?
Except that it's much more dangerous for the cyclist to be on the sidewalk, since every time you cross a street you're out of the line-of-site of the driver.
As long as you define anywhere as the small sliver of the globe called the US. Me? I get on a plane about once a month. Its a pain, but it's worth it.