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agreed. Also, taking titles that you don't qualify for is a red flag to me.
by LegitShady 5y ago
agreed. Also, taking titles that you don't qualify for is a red flag to me.
- syspec 5y agoNow that you mention it, flight attendants, never seem to be tending to the flight, always in the back with the passengers. Someone alert the press!
- LegitShady 5y agoNot exactly a regulated profession like engineers or architects, but if computer guys want to call themselves computer attendants you go ahead smart guy.
- gwill 5y agowhat is your stance on software "engineer" as a title? is it ok because of the _software_ qualifier? i feel like this guy just abbreviated his title given the domain of readers.
- LegitShady 5y agoIn my jurisdiction (indeed in my entire country) it's illegal unless they're actually recognized by the engineering licensing org. The only people who are allowed to call themselves engineers without being recognized professional members of the engineering association are a type of plane mechanic with federal certification which supersedes provincial law that restricts who can call themselves engineer. Where I live it would be illegal for them to call themselves engineers unless they were professional engineers as recognized by the provincial engineering certification body which was created a law passed by the provincial legislature. The provincial engineering org does have a computer designation, so they could get licensed and have it official if they were computer engineers, but I'm not sure about software.