How accurate is this?

>>59734185

At least post the link, you shmuck

>http://sijinjoseph.com/programmer-competency-matrix/


I think it's a pretty good overview.
Of coures we could argue about details, but as a "rule of thumb" these are the skills you should have.

But of course it always depends on the job, your experience and so on..

>>59734185
>>59734244
The guy should update the "source control" section. Everyone and their dog use git nowadays.

>>59734325
So what do the l33t h4ck3rs use then?

>>59734185
i think i'm l1-2 but all my algorithms are n!

>>59734325

As I understood this, it's not to weed out candidates, it's more about an orientation of skills for various posistions. If you have 20 people that are god with git - hooray!

If I recall correctly, a junior should have "Level 1" in at least 80% of all fields (anmd the list is longer than the picture), a senior at least 80% of all "Level 2". Or somehting like that.


Of course it's biased (any maybe a little bit ambitious), but I think it's a nice overview.

what do those words mean

but every noob is at muh level 3

I'm a level 1 for CS. Huh.