Of course, I know such people. They are called "anykeyers" in my country. And of course, they are not software developers or software engineers. If they have n

Of course, I know such people. They are called "anykeyers" in my country. And of course, they are not software developers or software engineers. If they have no education/training adequate to their profession, they are just amateurs. I trained about few dozens of them during my career. We have outsourcing industry in Ukraine, so "Software Developer" is well defined term here. Somebody cannot sit five years playing with Excel, or JS/HTML, or mobile apps and then pretend for Senior Developer salary. Inexperienced (junior) developers causes lots of problems to project and must be supervised by a senior developer. We work on tight budgets, so we have no time to play name games. If someone has "developer" in his title, he must meet expectations for his role. Otherwise, project will collapse and everyone will suffer.