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Your job has changed, but product engineering has and will always be a durable skill that sets you apart. Introducing Season 7 of Chats with Kent: Become a Product Engineer! First 3 episodes with dax, Wayne Allan, and Dillon Mulroy available now! Weekly episodes coming 👀
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@thdxr @xWayfinder @dillon_mulroy So hyped!!! This is the direction I’m actually taking at my 9-5. I’m currently focusing more on our product and the customer experience when using that product. Excited to see hear more 💯🙌🏽

@thdxr @xWayfinder @dillon_mulroy Thanks for the encouragement!

@thdxr @xWayfinder @dillon_mulroy The people who treat engineering as a craft rather than just a job title are the ones AI makes more valuable, not less. Product thinking on top of technical depth is the combo that compounds.

@thdxr @xWayfinder @dillon_mulroy Tools change, stacks change, even workflows change but understanding how to build something people actually need that’s what stays.

@thdxr @xWayfinder @dillon_mulroy yep

@thdxr @xWayfinder @dillon_mulroy @Phyian_karinge

@thdxr @xWayfinder @dillon_mulroy for devs hitting JWT signature drift between Node + browser verifies: an inspector that decodes payload, checks sig, and shows kid mismatch in one paste closes the gap fast. all client-side, no upload — useful when the 401 message is opaque.

@thdxr @xWayfinder @dillon_mulroy Durable skills matter, but adaptability is key. Are we focusing enough on teaching engineers how to pivot in a rapidly changing landscape?

@thdxr @xWayfinder @dillon_mulroy This is so valuable knowledge sir

@thdxr @xWayfinder @dillon_mulroy Who can tell me simply what is product engineering? Is that harder than feeding a kid?



