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It's those annoying bugs that keep you employed, not your university degree

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  • 4
    r/Showerthoughts
  • 14
    But thanks to my university degree, I'm now in a position to write those annoying bugs which I'll then get paid to fix later.

    Job security.
  • 4
    But it's the degree that gets me quadruple the pay.

    ;)
  • 4
    I have no degree and earn better than ever...
    Not one client ever asked for my degree either.
  • 3
    No degree here either.
    Still a senior rails dev.

    And yes, it's the bugs that keep me employed, at least here. It was the features at my previous job. I miss that place.
  • 0
    This rant has some timing. I just did 20 hotfixes on a project...
  • 0
    @jdebs @Maer If the software was perfect without bugs, you wouldn't have the chance at all, because there wouldn't have been a work position in first place
  • 3
    @funvengeance Are you aware that software needs to be written, not merely fixed? *shrug*
  • 0
    @Maer yes but also are you aware that in legacy clearcase projects there is a job position for people just doing the equivalent of git pull, git commit etc.
  • 0
    Jokes on you, I don't have a University degree!
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