Re:Stanford cancels plans to bring half of undergrads back t...
by jeffbee on Friday August 14, 2020 @11:55AM
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You got me there. I guess I think of specific trades that don't have those aspects. As far as I am aware, you don't need a state license to be a machinist. But yes, you do need those things to be an electrician etc.
So I guess software development is just basically like bagging groceries. Totally informal.
Re:Stanford cancels plans to bring half of undergrads back t...
by elliekelly on Friday August 14, 2020 @12:02PM
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See now I don’t think I’d consider grocery bagging a trade because there isn’t really any skill involved. You could pick just about any person off the street and they’d be able to bag groceries.
Those are all things that are near-universally features of working a trade, so what exactly is the difference between a trade and a profession?