Francisco Trindade’s latest piece is a refreshing reminder that the next generation of engineers isn’t “lost” or “unprepared” — they’re thriving, curious, and shaping the future in ways that challenge old assumptions.
🔑 Key Insights
Fresh perspectives → Younger engineers bring new ways of thinking about problems, often questioning practices we take for granted.
Learning culture → They’re not afraid to admit what they don’t know, which accelerates growth and collaboration.
Resilience & adaptability → Raised in a fast-changing tech world, they’re comfortable with uncertainty and experimentation.
Impact → Instead of worrying about “kids these days,” we should recognize their ability to push boundaries and redefine engineering culture.
💡 Takeaway: The next generation isn’t just “alright” — they’re essential to building the future of software and technology.
👉 Read the full article: https://franciscotrindade.me/blog/the-kids-are-really-alright
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