You're not a Software """""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""Engineer""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""". Stop calling yourself that, it's embarrassing, and we're judging you for it
You're not a Software...
Logan Ward
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Connor Barnes
the only reason we call ourselves that is because employers are dumb enough to pay us more because of it
Benjamin Bell
I'm getting certified as a UX engineer.
Christian Watson
Point 6 is bad.
You want to beat them into submission. Point 3 and 5 helps with that.
Adrian Turner
how much does this cost?
Christopher Nguyen
>Why would I call myself an engineer? I'm a computer scientist.
Oliver Turner
All Coursera stuff is done by monthly subscription $39 per month. And after I get it, UX ENGINEER will be my right.
Logan Reyes
nice
Evan Moore
>You want to beat them into submission
This, users rarely know what they want. If you expect them to tell you what to do, you're in for a ride. You have to make them want what you offer.
Ian Watson
Tell me more about certfications, are they worth the time and money? Can I expect a better pay if I pair them with a CS degree?