> competent but humble This is the issue that I have with job postings demanding "kickass developers/designers/etc". I am good at what I do, but I would never

> competent but humble This is the issue that I have with job postings demanding "kickass developers/designers/etc". I am good at what I do, but I would never use terms "kickass ninja" or "top shelf hacker" to describe myself, on principle. My work is not antagonistic and not competitive against other programmers or anyone else, so no "kicking ass" for me, and "top shelf" in this young industry just sounds silly, since there are new tools and patterns to learn every day. It's weird that we're trying to attract good people as if it's still year 2000 and everyone will work for Mountain Dew and skateboard stickers.