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I kinda roll my eyes whenever I see "senior developer" in someone's bio. This isn't your resume. The title is so arbitrary and it feels like an unnecessary brag.
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I think it depends on the context -- the tone throughout the bio; do they sound arrogant?
I don't think the context really matters. Advertising you're senior feels like you're bragging because it doesn't change anything. It feels like they're ashamed to be associated with "normal developers".
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I see where you’re coming from but for some folks it actually helps them be taken seriously. I’m not sure who you’re referring to but for URM folks you sometimes have to wear your credentials at all times.
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URM isn't something I'd considered and you're absolutely right, thanks for highlighting. For what it's worth, I've only ever seen "senior developer" on the profiles of white men on Twitter.
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What if they're just proud of having been recently promoted?
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If your beef was with seniority as a title or hierarchy in general, I might agree with you. But this mostly sounds like your perception of "senior" and what you prejudice toward that flex. Also, it DOES make it easier for a lot of people to use cred, bragging or not
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Talking about including "senior" in Twitter bio, not being a senior developer per se The difference is subtle but huge, in a way of turning the argument into strawman
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