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"trying to finish deploying a new release at the office. She's been a COBOL engineer (yeah..) with a hectic schedule for the last fifteen years" COBOL engineer
by jmspring 13y ago
"trying to finish deploying a new release at the office. She's been a COBOL engineer (yeah..) with a hectic schedule for the last fifteen years"
COBOL engineers are a narrowing breed. Tried venturing into learning it a few times.
I sometimes wonder if those dealing with legacy systems have been subjected to new fangled methodologies like agile and scrum. The statement quoted just brought that thought to mind.
- fuzzix 13y ago> "I sometimes wonder if those dealing with legacy systems have been subjected to new fangled methodologies like agile and scrum" I doubt it. I worked as a Mainframe programmer (in this century). Revision control consisted of printing your full current version of the code and inserting it into the project's binder.