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In Reply to: True or False? posted by Frihed89 on December 11, 2014 at 14:17:57:
I've known technicians, hobbyists and hacks who were actually more competent than most engineers when it came to practical knowledge.
In fact big picture guys like CEOs, marketers and managers might be perfectly capable of assembling a team and implementing a design via a top down strategy knowing very little about the details of the design themselves.
Pretty sure a product designer can do it himself or hire people to do it for him. The electronics are just one part of the product and in fact there's a plethora of circuit designs available on line and/or in books free for the taking. Implementation is the key to how well a good design will work in real life.
Note - designing a circuit is quite different than designing a product. Circuit designs can and do often exist before a product emerges. Circuit design doesn't require an engineering degree but it does require extensive knowledge about circuits - and you don't need college or a degree to learn about it on your own. A fast food worker with an interest and experience in audio circuitry could design circuits.
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