We have top engineers around the world, but why do we still struggle with delivery?
Let it be a startup or a company, the struggle is real.
❌ The irony is, it's not their technical skills.
From the start of the career, engineering teams are isolated into roles that are only focused on specific tech skill and the training provided also is focused on the same. With time, they lose touch with the other important aspects of software development such as business development, customer pain points, the context of the outcome.
Real world scenario of how engineers are working -
→ Instead of understanding a problem they wait for Jira Tickets.
→ They have indecisiveness as they lack context of the product.
→ Focused on building complex tech as they aren't aware of the real need.
→ They ask questions over questions, instead of creating solutions.
So should we blame engineers? Or the structure?
In another survey by CodeFresh focused on engineering velocity and release practices and it reveals engineering organizations are struggling because they’re missing the right automation.
Almost no one has automated the entire CI/CD process. A plurality of engineering teams have automated less than 10% of the process.
There was an era, where complex softwares worked and people were trained to use them. But we are not in that era anymore.....
Once you start losing your customers, it's hard to get them back.
You've spent a whole year, your entire energy with a whopping $100,000 on developing you dream software. But the moment it get to the users, you realize it's all wrong. Now you're facing the threat of starting over. Oh wait, what happened?
Think of it as if you’re constructing your perfect house but decided to forgo the blueprint. It’s hard to imagine, isn’t it? No one would expect a house to be built successfully without a clear plan. That’s exactly the scenario with your software project. Without a blueprint, it’s nearly impossible to achieve the desired outcome.
A blueprint in software development is like the master plan for your project. It’s not just a bunch of code or some fancy tech terms thrown together. It’s a detailed guide that maps out every step of your project, from start to finish. Think of it as your project’s GPS even showing the holes and their solutions on the road. Without it, you’re just driving around in circles.
And here’s the game-changer for 2025:
Startups and companies tell us their primary initiative in 2025 is developed tech with much more efficiency and automated systems that increases quality of the product and decreases time to market. So that they can actually focus on business growth.
Now, imagine what that could do for your business.
If you're not training your engineering teams on the blueprint system
You are falling behind.
Don’t let that happen.
And no, it’s not too late to catch up.
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Hope you found this useful.
Have a great weekend.
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Rohan 👋
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