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When one of the hardest things in our industry is naming things, it is easy for us to disagree on what words mean as language changes over time and space. The terms 'craftsmanship' and 'engineering' are some that we struggle with and fight over. In this episode, Dave and Allan discuss the concept of semantic drift, what these terms mean to us, and how these terms and our job titles affect how we are perceived. If a rose by any other name would smell as sweet, then we'd better understand what that thorny flower truly is.
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