Throughout the last decades, digital solutions have been "disrupting" so many human activities, making many jobs obsolete or transforming them. It sounds here that Indian IT had cleverly adapted to fill the growing software-related labor gaps caused by these advancements.
Agentic coding now feels like a gear up in the acceleration of "disruption", perhaps because of how "meta" it is: we're now disrupting the software industry, which has been a major contributor to disruption in the last decades. And it's happening fast. Or maybe it just feels like that because I'm finally in an industry that is being disrupted.
Throughout the last decades, digital solutions have been "disrupting" so many human activities, making many jobs obsolete or transforming them. It sounds here that Indian IT had cleverly adapted to fill the growing software-related labor gaps caused by these advancements.
Agentic coding now feels like a gear up in the acceleration of "disruption", perhaps because of how "meta" it is: we're now disrupting the software industry, which has been a major contributor to disruption in the last decades. And it's happening fast. Or maybe it just feels like that because I'm finally in an industry that is being disrupted.