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Thanks for the critical feedback. We hadn't considered bad signaling with the leveling. It's fairly new and replaces senior designations that had their own prob

Thanks for the critical feedback. We hadn't considered bad signaling with the leveling. It's fairly new and replaces senior designations that had their own problems.

brudgers 11y ago
Since I am on a roll, toss out "engineer" and go with "developer" or "programmer". In the world of real-honest -to-Uncle-Bob-engineers, a senior engineer has a license and is often legally responsible for the work done under their supervision to the point of direct personal liability. That's why in a Civil Engineering context "I,II,III" make sense, there's a progression of credentials and responsibility. Choosing "engineer" also says something about culture. Combined with a no formal credential job description, there's a cultural tension. Incidentally, I gave up on a meaningufl use of "architect" years ago.