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Is my peers defined as those in the same field as my work, or other coders my age, or all other coders? I'm in a traditionally non-coding field, so my ability
by NamTaf 14y ago
Is my peers defined as those in the same field as my work, or other coders my age, or all other coders?
I'm in a traditionally non-coding field, so my ability to code is significantly above average compared to them on the occasions that I do sling code in order to help solve a problem (I would be one of maybe 2 or 3 in an office of 100-150 that would be proficient in this). On the other hand, I'm probably well below-average if you compare me to anyone who actually codes for a living.
- olivier1664 14y agoI have read "peers" as "people I work with", and "better" as "for a coding task, who will do a better job than me in my company". It has the advantages to be a day to day situation. I may be wrong.