1. Software Engineering and Professionalism
... of other people rather than the best industry practices. It enables ineffective, inefficient practices that can drive the failure of software projects. Although occupations classified as professional allow creativity and practical applications, it is predominantly intellectual work and not readily subject to productivity measurement or manual labour work. Usually branded as white-collar ... work', for most professions there seem to be three constituents, which characterise the privileges of a professional job- exclusive licensing, high status, and relatively high income. Occupations such...
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