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> I take titles such as "engineer" are not equally regulated everywhere in the world? Yes. And the interview process that software companies have are trying to
by songzme 6y ago
> I take titles such as "engineer" are not equally regulated everywhere in the world?
Yes. And the interview process that software companies have are trying to standardize it.
> Can you really become a chartered engineer by going through this course?
It depends on you. Building and maintaining a product that people use on a daily basis that will exist and thrive long after you stop working on it is the essence of good software engineering.
- tomato2juice 6y ago> And the interview process that software companies have are trying to standardize it. Which companies are trying to standardize it?
- songzme 6y agoI misspoke. I think hiring is more standardized within companies now, and it is trending that way. I can only speak for places I've worked at. Google has an internal interview committee to provide unbiased reviews. Before you interview, you need to understand the repository of questions asked and how to interview candidates. PayPal varies team by team, but each team tries to standardize the kind of candidates that they are looking for.