The discussion explores the dual impact of Large Language Models (LLMs) on software engineers' productivity across different experience levels. Junior engineers tend to benefit significantly from LLMs due to their willingness to experiment and learn. As engineers gain experience, their views may become more fixed, limiting their flexibility to adapt to new tools and workflows. LLMs can act as a tutor for beginners, helping them quickly build foundational skills, although more advanced engineers may struggle to integrate LLMs into complex programming tasks without additional tools such as linters and compilers. Major themes include the need for open-mindedness towards new technologies, the potential for LLMs to enhance learning through experimentation, and the challenges faced at different stages of an engineer's career.