@miladini1
Staff Software Engineer title comes from staff officers in army. They are the officers that don't take part in operations. They work at the war room / HQ / etc. and consult on planning the battle, strategies, etc.
@MassimoLuraschi
Very good talk, accurate description of properties and skills of a good "senior" figure in software development. Congratulations and good luck on this adventure.
@MCMadk
Just got time to go through this video series. I find these really useful! Please keep them coming 🙏
@juanberzosa
Long time no see you!!! Valencia miss you so much! :) And I miss our 'code-chattering' walks towards Benimaclet, so I'm pleased to have the chance to keep going learning from your wide knowledge about software development from here. ( Nowadays, more than ever, I'm very "into" code as a way-of-life, watching a lot of programming videos (about learning, thoughts, daily routines at work...). P.S: Aún recuerdas hablar español, no? xD Me ha parecido muy interesante todo lo que comentas en el video (sobre todo el punto en que dices que tal vez es mejor dominar bien al menos una cosa, que ser "average" en varias...), así que te sigo, y estoy deseando ver por dónde vas a llevar este canal, tengo la corazonada de que vas a hacer algo muy chulo!!! Sigo viendote en siguientes videos, un placer!
@SuperZartok
Thank you for that. We are in the process of defining what is a senior software developer. I think you are right on. How would you define a intermediate developer. This is the structure we are aiming for. junior 1 and 2, intermediate 1 and 2 and so on.
@chowtar
teach me senpai 🤩 looking forward to more content!
@petergriffin760