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Thanks for the response, like you said, you're very selective, and this is for only senior roles. Of course everyone is not a senior, the vast majority I suspec
by overcast 9y ago
Thanks for the response, like you said, you're very selective, and this is for only senior roles. Of course everyone is not a senior, the vast majority I suspect.
- compumike 9y agoYou're welcome. I can't share the numbers, but I believe most software engineers are eventually operating at the senior engineer level within under a decade of professional engineering experience.
- Veelox 9y agoSenior in this context often means >5 years. So if you are 30 you typically count as senior. I believe ~50% of my >10k coworkers are senior or above.
- bradknowles 9y agoSo, if you hit Senior at 5 years, what’s after that? What about the guy with 25+ years of experience?
- user5994461 9y agoLead, Staff, Principal, Director, Vice President, CTO...
- Veelox 9y agoThe other comment is correct. Another way to view it is at "Senior" you are able to keep yourself productive indefinitely. It is similar to journeyman in the trades but sounds fancier.