Everything you described is just standard engineering practice. I've always found it funny how software developers call themselves "engineers" while working nothing like them.
Everything you described is just standard engineering practice. I've always found it funny how software developers call themselves "engineers" while working nothing like them.
So true. But when you have a culture and an industry where 2 years ia a long tenure at a company and a long lifecycle for the latest faddish "framework" or whatever, it's impossible. I'd love to stay somewhere 10+ years and work on a single significant application the whole time. But it seems to be impossible to find such a gig. Experience is generally undervalued throughout our entire industry.
