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In the huge mega conglomerate where I work, I was told by my old boss to not call myself a 'programmer', as those with that title they can outsource to India, I
by quaffapint 13y ago
In the huge mega conglomerate where I work, I was told by my old boss to not call myself a 'programmer', as those with that title they can outsource to India, I had to have something with Architect in it to hopefully keep me employed continuing the daily grind.
Of course in all reality I am more of an architect, but when people ask what I do, do I say architect of this or that, and have to explain that, or simply computer programmer and that they get right away.
- cglace 13y agoYeah, I usually say programmer/software engineer rather than architect. Makes explaining it a lot easier