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Re:Switching to software engineering after 5 years in data s... by mythhouse on Friday December 30, 2022 @01:17PM (#34187969)
oh no not this tired tangent again.
Re:Switching to software engineering after 5 years in data s... by thinking4real on Friday December 30, 2022 @01:43PM (#34188340)
The ramblings of someone who’s low skill and low ambition usually
Re:Switching to software engineering after 5 years in data s... by gjvc on Friday December 30, 2022 @01:46PM (#34188377)
it's not clear to whom you are referring
Re:Switching to software engineering after 5 years in data s... by melony on Friday December 30, 2022 @02:00PM (#34188566)
People obsessed with protecting the term “engineer” are usually those who want to gatekeep their jobs and salary. In other words, they are worried about competition and want to keep the career “prestigious” and kick the ladder away.
Re:Switching to software engineering after 5 years in data s... by bee_rider on Friday December 30, 2022 @02:12PM (#34188713)
I’m under the impression that programmers’ salary progression typically compares quite favorably to classical engineers’.
Re:Switching to software engineering after 5 years in data s... by bobleeswagger on Friday December 30, 2022 @02:34PM (#34189008)
It is a bit facetious to say that all analysts are engineers, or that it is "easy" for any analyst to become an engineer.

There is overlap, but they are not identical skillsets.

Analysts are certainly developers, but engineering involves more of a sense of scalability, analysis can do this, but it is generally more granular.