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Yeah I sort of disagree, but first let me say that I do not think we have it terrible, or that we have the toughest job. What I'm (inelegantly) describing is vs
by Touche 11y ago
Yeah I sort of disagree, but first let me say that I do not think we have it terrible, or that we have the toughest job. What I'm (inelegantly) describing is vs. perception. I don't think people get into the jobs you mentioned for money. Whereas I feel there is this perception that Software Engineer is an elite level paying job, similar to doctors and lawyers.
And I disagree on this; we are (not all of us, I know there are plenty of clock in-and-out engineering jobs) expected to invent new things on an almost daily basis.
I can't think of any other job where you judged based on the number of widgets you produce where you are also expected, again -- almost daily, to produce new types of widgets (that are only vaguely speced for you).
When I think of jobs where people are expected to create new things; I think of architects, fashion designers, and the like.
- burger_moon 11y agoMachinists, welders, carpenters, trade jobs in general come to mind when I read your statement.
- untog 11y agoAnd, to be honest, teachers again. "Here's a curriculum (specs), make a series of lessons (product)".
- MustardTiger 11y agoYou mean "here's a curriculum, download the lessons and tests".