What Does Being "Technical" Mean?

The term "technical" is commonly used to describe people skilled or knowledgeable in a particular field, but its meaning can vary greatly depending on the context. In this article, the author explores the concept of technicality and how it relates to various roles within the technology industry. They argue that instead of labeling individuals as either "technical" or "non-technical," we should view technical ability as a continuum, with different levels of expertise required for different roles. The author also discusses the potential negative consequences of using these labels, such as impostor syndrome and gatekeeping, and offers suggestions for how to retire them in favor of more specific descriptions of skills and knowledge.

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