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Many people identify themselves with being "a coder". Surely there are jobs for "coders" and will be in the future too. But not everyone writing programs today
by fifilura 2y ago
Many people identify themselves with being "a coder". Surely there are jobs for "coders" and will be in the future too. But not everyone writing programs today would qualify to doing the work defined as what "a coder" does.
I like to be a "builder of systems" , "solver of problems". "Organizer or manager" would also fit in that description. And then what tool you use to get stuff done is not relevant.