For "funky" titles. The titles here are pretty ambiguous as you can see.
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#13Funky titles are ok for smaller startups but not really great for individual career progression
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#16I find funky titles superflous and unnecessary. It would be ridiculous if other professions adopted this too. For example, imagine a limo driver calling himself 'captain of a chartered car'. Plain titles give you a general idea of what the person does. In general, Sofware Developer II/Senior Developer has greater responsibility than Softare Developer I etc. I think people will find it difficult to differentiate between a hacker and software ninja. Really, what is the difference?
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#17Software Engineer. I find funky titles superflous and unnecessary. It would be ridiculous if other professions adopted this too. For example, imagine a limo driver calling himself 'captain of a chartered car'. Plain titles give you a general idea of what the person does. In general, Sofware Developer II/Senior Developer has greater responsibility than Softare Developer I etc. I think people will find it difficult to…
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#19I personally think the funky job titles are silly and unnecessary. Regular job titles are broad and nebulous enough.
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#2030/70 Consulting and getting requirements/Coding to get them done