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Take the Internet as an example. New technologies have led to the birth of many new professions, such as software development engineers, who use their professional skills to create value for enterprises. However, there are also some problems behind this.

In a highly competitive environment, some developers may ignore some key specifications and standards in pursuit of completing tasks quickly. This not only affects product quality, but may also lead to a series of subsequent problems. For example, system vulnerabilities may cause user data leakage, causing huge losses to users.

Let's look at the supervision of power. In some Internet companies, the management has greater decision-making power, but sometimes this power may be abused. For example, in order to pursue short-term interests, employees may be forced to work excessive overtime and their legal rights may be ignored.

This requires the establishment of an effective supervision mechanism to ensure the rational use of power. On the one hand, an independent supervision department should be set up within the enterprise to review and evaluate the decisions of the management. On the other hand, the government should also strengthen supervision of related industries, formulate strict laws and regulations, and protect the legitimate rights and interests of practitioners and users.

Back to the field of software development, a good working environment and reasonable task allocation are crucial to the work efficiency and quality of programmers. Companies should focus on talent training and provide programmers with more learning and growth opportunities so that they can continuously improve their skills and adapt to the development and changes of the industry.

At the same time, programmers themselves should also have a high degree of professional ethics and sense of responsibility. When faced with unreasonable task requirements, they should dare to put forward their own opinions and suggestions, safeguard their legitimate rights and interests, and at the same time ensure that the products they develop meet relevant standards and specifications.

In short, the development of emerging professions and power supervision complement each other. Only under a good supervision mechanism can emerging professions develop healthily and sustainably and create more value for society.