> Personally I trust developers more than marketing people, and I generally have a bit of disdain for marketing folks. They market their trade as exposing the r

> Personally I trust developers more than marketing people, and I generally have a bit of disdain for marketing folks. They market their trade as exposing the right product to the right audience, but usually what it amounts to in substance is manipulating people. I hope someday you get to know people who enjoy good marketing like I imagine you enjoy good software, so you can change this view. Imagine a different POV: developers sell their trade as solving real world problems, but usually what it amounts to is overcomplicating things or trampling domain experts opinion in favor of bad assumptions. As in all professions, most work you'll see around is not work to be proud of. Don't use random sampling to form an opinion about the value of a profession.