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Open in hackernews

Ask HN: Are senior engineers not senior anymore?

7•aristofun•7mo ago
Do you feel like SWE title has been devalued a lot lately?

Does it look to you that many of today's senior SWE would barely pass middle bar 10 years ago?

With erosion of junior (and effectively middle) titles these days everyone is senior now.

Yet the dispersion in skills, experience is outrageous. Even within the same organization.

Why do you think this is?

Comments

yodsanklai•7mo ago
Is there such a title as "senior SWE"? many tech companies don't have such titles and if they do, it's definitely not standardized in any way.

There are some staff SWEs in company A who wouldn't pass probation period in more selective company B. And you have junior engineers who are much more knowledgeable and productive than seniors.

I don't know why anyone would care about these titles. If they want to compare themselves to their peers to boost their ego, salary is a better metrics.

aristofun•7mo ago
In most mid to large size companies there is a ladder with similar titles that are more or less similar in salary.

I appreciate your comment, but it doesn't really address my question.

BeetleB•7mo ago
Concrete examples would really help.

Consider this:

If someone responded with a simple "Yes", would that satisfy you?

What if someone responded with a simple "No"? Would that satisfy you?

Don't expect them to be forthcoming with details if you haven't provided any?

aristofun•7mo ago
This is not a leetcode problem, it's an open question :)
BeetleB•7mo ago
Open questions require more thought from your interlocutors, and they tend to prefer that you participate at the same level. Asking questions has almost no cognitive load. Answering them (especially open ended ones) have a significant amount of cognitive load.

People will engage more if you are putting in the effort. Right now you have at least two comments hinting that you need to define what you are talking about. Yet you have not done that.

aristofun•7mo ago
You add zero value to the discussion yet sound very smart. Are you a politician or manager? :)
napolux•7mo ago
To say "senior are no more" first you have to define what a senior engineer is. After 20 years in the industry I'm still not sure about it.

I have my own definition which might differ from yours

aristofun•7mo ago
Did you notice that _your definition_ diverged from current industry definition over the past 10 years?
napolux•7mo ago
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jedberg•7mo ago
This might interest you: https://www.levels.fyi/blog/what-are-career-levels-ladders.h...
JojoFatsani•7mo ago
Senior SRE is like a 1st Lt these days