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With 10 years of experience, and ability to solve most problems given (even if it is hacky), I think junior is WAY too uncharitable.
by moolcool 6y ago
With 10 years of experience, and ability to solve most problems given (even if it is hacky), I think junior is WAY too uncharitable.
- nicoburns 6y agoI guess that depends on your perspective. From mine "not hacky" is absolutely required to move up from junior level. Hacky code is only useful if it's single-use or you can pass it off to a client and be done with it. In a bigger project (presumably what OP wants to be working on), hacky code is worse than no code at all.