I really have never seen a contract stating “coder” or anything similar. It always have something else, referring to the domain of knowledge they expect from us. For me that’s the important thing, coding is just the tool. In my case I love working making games, so if the current way for that were screwing things together I would happily be called Games Screwdriver.
I think we both agree in most of the terms. Maybe I should have expressed myself better in the post. I meant to say, solve problems in the domains we have knowledge about. I’ll update it in the post. Thanks for your feedback
I think we both agree in most of the terms. Maybe I should have expressed myself better in the post. I meant to say, solve problems in the domains we have knowledge about. I’ll update it in the post. Thanks for your feedback