3 pointsby palidanx12 hours ago4 comments
  • sbarre12 hours ago
    Because "Technical Consultant" is associated too strongly with the old-school consulting firms, and the new crop of companies selling into enterprises want a cool new title.

    It also riffs on military terminology which, for better or worse, is "in" right now..

  • bnova12 hours ago
    I'd guess it's popularized by Palantir which did the FDE model on a large scale (to great success) though it seems now the competitive landscape for AI implementation is broadening (such as openai implementation partners for ex)
  • Bender12 hours ago
    Mo said to and people listened [1]

    [1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juHv_Vi4giU

  • Eridrus12 hours ago
    Why did we invent the term Data Scientist a decade or so ago to replace Business Analyst?

    To try and give the position a rebrand with more prestige and hire better people for it.