Of course.
There will always be a need for maintainers to exist the same reason why engineers are needed to fix assembly line machines in factories.
My role would change, but ultimately I'd still be relatively useful.
I might transition a greater percentage of my time to instructing though.
One day development will be the tech support of automation, you think?
I'm thinking that the person-to-person component (aka management or client-facing stuff) will not diminish. I might move into that.
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Of course.
There will always be a need for maintainers to exist the same reason why engineers are needed to fix assembly line machines in factories.
My role would change, but ultimately I'd still be relatively useful.
I might transition a greater percentage of my time to instructing though.
One day development will be the tech support of automation, you think?
I'm thinking that the person-to-person component (aka management or client-facing stuff) will not diminish. I might move into that.