Code Monkey
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
Do you enjoy what you do? Do you get paid for it? Do you really care what someone else calls you?
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
Ygnaiih wrote:
Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey?
Never; if you cannot treat your coworkers as humans, you'll be out on the street with the rest of the dogs in a very short time.
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Do you enjoy what you do? Do you get paid for it? Do you really care what someone else calls you?
This space for rent
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
Ygnaiih wrote:
At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
Presumably by a drone or a larva ?
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
Ygnaiih wrote:
Developers are not respected where I work either.
Depends on who is calling you code monkey, but most of the time I've heard it, it is not in disrespect but more in terms of having to do brain-dead code changes. For example, in the web I often have to pixel-push, tweak the location of controls just a few pixels to make things look nicer. Code Monkey is a similar term. Code changes that could be done by a monkey because they are tedious and /or easy. However, hopefully not all the work you do is that way. :-\
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
As long as they're paying you much more than just peanuts, it is OK.
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
It is totally unprofessional, such low level I never saw...For much less than that I would leave immediately...
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
I sometimes refer to myself as a codemonkey [or ninja] so don't worry and pass the banananananas.
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
Our CEO calls us "code workmen" (the Italian word used defines unskilled work), and it's a software company. You know what? She's right - I'm a simple workman so I take no responsibility. No credit also, but that's ok with me.
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
Depends a great deal on context.
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Do you enjoy what you do? Do you get paid for it? Do you really care what someone else calls you?
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'parantly yous and I are wrong. We are supposed to worry about the title. :sigh:
veni bibi saltavi
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'parantly yous and I are wrong. We are supposed to worry about the title. :sigh:
veni bibi saltavi
As long as the check doesn't bounce, they can call me whatever they want.
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As long as the check doesn't bounce, they can call me whatever they want.
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How about Mr Mackem? :laugh:
veni bibi saltavi
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Do you enjoy what you do? Do you get paid for it? Do you really care what someone else calls you?
This space for rent
Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
Do you really care what someone else calls you?
Are you suggesting it's ok to use degrading names as long as the target gets paid?
Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
A lot, but without the "code" part.
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Pete O'Hanlon wrote:
Do you really care what someone else calls you?
Are you suggesting it's ok to use degrading names as long as the target gets paid?
Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello
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Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey? I was talking to a system architect and he casually called me a "Code Monkey". BTW that guy works for another outfit. Developers are not respected where I work either. At my shop I have been called a "Worker Bee".
Ygnaiih wrote:
Has anyone here ever been called Code Monkey?
No. No, man... @#(*% no! I believe you get your @(*& kicked for saying something like that! (With apologies to Mike Judge)
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As long as the check doesn't bounce, they can call me whatever they want.
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HobbyProggy wrote:
It's all about the money isn't it?
That's what she said.
Wrong is evil and must be defeated. - Jeff Ello
