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No, it's neutral when used out of context. When put into the context of a descent well-paying job then it can be quite flattering even. It would be much more de
by janmarsal 4y ago
No, it's neutral when used out of context. When put into the context of a descent well-paying job then it can be quite flattering even. It would be much more demeaning to be forced to market yourself with meaningless buzzwords just to stand out in the labour market. Once it's no longer considered enough to be a simple software developer then it's probably time to find a new profession in a different field.
- nonrandomstring 4y agoI guess the neutrality is what's good and bad. > Once it's no longer considered enough to be a simple software developer then it's probably time to find a new profession in a different field. I get that. People should not be forced to take on airs and graces. But I wonder, why would you not prefer to be an equally humble "simple programmer" or "simple designer" which puts forward a more descriptive identity?