[steveBK123]

You're also paid to tease out the REAL requirements out of PMs/management/users/etc.

Most of the time, what is being asked for, on its face, is not what is actually wanted, not as simple as spelled out, has some A-B tradeoffs to decide, or maybe not worth it given the side effects.

If a developer isn't asking multiple questions per feature, they deserve to be replaced by an LLM.

[grugagag]

They won’t be replced by an LLM but by another person using an LLM, most likely a dev and possibly the same person who is asked to use an LLM to increase productivity. I see more and more companies/institutions adopting LLMs and training their workforce to use em. Interesting to know how all this will play out.