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Almost every company now reports that engineering processes which worked fine for years have suddenly become outdated.

Drawn from what Gergely Orosz said

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    Gergely Orosz 1 Sept 2026

    Almost every company we talk with currently says that processes which worked fine for years are suddenly pretty outdated.

    ↗How software engineering is changing: an essay challengeblog.pragmaticengineer.com

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