> company is made of mostly software engineers
This hits the nail on the head. If you dig down into it, this almost always aligns with the companies people describe as 'tech companies'.
This hits the nail on the head. If you dig down into it, this almost always aligns with the companies people describe as 'tech companies'.
There is an incredible amount of advanced technology being created and used by more "traditional" industries like manufacturing, aerospace, or animation.
Why should Facebook be considered a technology company but not Pixar, Ratheon, General Dynamics, Corning or TSMC? It makes zero sense and relies on a very self-serving definition of "technology".