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I am slowly led to believe there’s a chasm. On one hand, IT guys in classic sysadmin roles, with perhaps some newly added responsibilities, earning them the Dev
by diarrhea 3y ago
I am slowly led to believe there’s a chasm. On one hand, IT guys in classic sysadmin roles, with perhaps some newly added responsibilities, earning them the DevOps moniker. On the other hand, actual software people, capable of more than managing Active Directory and antivirus software.
The former types sometimes proclaim being irreplaceably good, when in reality they’re living out their power fantasies, and were at some point bestowed with all-powerful access. They’re trustworthy, but fungible employees, certainly not kept for their tech chops. I find this to be a weird type.
- voiceblue 3y agoIn my experience the class of people calling what I do “IT” has no conception of million+ dollar roles in software engineering. It’s sort of a (flawed and anecdotal) litmus test in terms of whether they are truly an industry insider.