25 Highest Paying Jobs in America (2016)

[Jameerthefear]

https://www.glassdoor.com/blog/25-highest-paying-jobs-america-2016/

[Bandito]

Is software architect what they are calling it nowadays? Like Software architect = software developer

[navy]

1. Politician

[highwhey]

1. Politician
Ayyyy lmao

[highwhey]

If I could do a redo of my life with the knowledge of what I need to do, I'll do it.
You gonna be my company accountant when i start my computer business

[Bandito]

You gonna be my company accountant when i start my computer business
If it software related hire me:(

[Draz]

It's not about the money doe

[Jameerthefear]

If I could do a redo of my life with the knowledge of what I need to do, I'll do it.
what would u do?

[Bandito]

what would u do?
An escort. That pays a lot of money.

[fiddy]

Is software architect what they are calling it nowadays? Like Software architect = software developer
Dont think those are one and the same occupation. Architect has to know the technology inside-out and is responsible for planning, designing, setting development standards, while the developers are the ones under him, who actually follow his instruction and write code.

[CarlosBoozer]

It's not about the money doe
This
What's the point of these jobs if you aren't happy, sure you can buy whatever you want but that'll take years and hopefully you don't kill yourself by then :facepalm

[Bandito]

Dont think those are one and the same occupation. Architect has to know the technology inside-out and is responsible for planning, designing, setting development standards, while the developers are the ones under him, who actually follow his instruction and write code.
Oh so the same a software engineer then?

[fiddy]

Oh so the same a software engineer then?
yy

[Bandito]

yy
What?

[Giaodollo]

Oh so the same a software engineer then?

Not exactly, but about.

[Bandito]

Not exactly, but about.
So whats the difference?

[highwhey]

If it software related hire me:(
Truuu :cheers:

Might actually need you too for some consulting.

[plowking]

My job made the list. Don't live in America doe.

[DeuceWallaces]

That's like only 4 different degrees.

[Giaodollo]

So whats the difference?

They are both in the IT sector, but the architect is like the puppetmaster, directing everyone, delegating work around and etc. He is like a team leader but of a higher sort so to say.

Software engineer is just a better title for a programmer.

[Jameerthefear]

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>he didn't major in a STEM field

[Giaodollo]

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>he didn't major in a STEM field

lol, jurists still pulling the money bruh.

[Bandito]

They are both in the IT sector, but the architect is like the puppetmaster, directing everyone, delegating work around and etc. He is like a team leader but of a higher sort so to say.

Software engineer is just a better title for a programmer.
If thats engineer whats a developer? Engineers do exactly what an Architect do by your explanation.

[Bandito]

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>he didn't major in a STEM field
But that guy is gonna get both at the same time. :rockon:

[outbreak]

The reason developers/architects/engineers end up some similar is because in smaller companies it's likely the job will essentially be done by one person. Where it starts to differentiate is on large scale projects for larger organisations where a developer just sits there writing the code while an architect is the one managing all the teams of devs and bringing it all together so it fits right and follows the overall plan and guidelines. On large scale things you have teams working on just one aspect of the overall end result so someone has to be up top making sure each part is coming together correctly.

[Godzuki]

ruh

[outbreak]

stop lying u smelly bitch :oldlol:

ure team is split into 'smelly as fukk", "hasn't showered for dayz", "this mf'er is so dirty its comin out of his puerta rican pores", and "i shower once a week" :coleman:

sad reality is only 2% of ure population falls under "i shower once a week" :roll: :roll: :roll:
http://www.reactiongifs.com/r/tmimn.gif

[outbreak]

ruh
nice quick edit there but i quoted too soon!

[Bandito]

At my work, we don't really have anyone who is labeled a "Engineer", but here is the basic breakdown...

Lets say your company is working on putting out a new application, here is the flow (in my experience at least)

Architects work from scratch to plan out how the best and most efficient way it would be to run the application in question, working with the business team to make sure it meets their needs. They would draw it out, and come up with the best way to make this application. These guys are the big *****, some of the architects at my work are super smart guys.

Developers will develop the Architects plan. Kinda self explanatory, they put the vision and design from the Architects into reality.

Engineers would be the ones who put the whole thing in motion. They would put the application through DEV, QA, and STAGE testing, finding any kinks or bugs and fixing them. Then eventually they put the application into production.

That's the basic movement at my work. The engineers are more split up into different groups though, we have QA team and STAGE team, then PROD is handled by different groups depending on what it is (web, linux app, windows app, iseries, store pos system).
Oh I see now. Thanks for the explanation.

[embersyc]

Software Developer, Software Engineer, Programmer, these are mostly the same job. My job title is Senior Software Engineer and I 'develop software' by 'programming'.

I am responsible (with a team) for one application in a complex system. The Architect must have an overview of the entire system. Me and my peers design, code, test and review code of others for our individual application, but the entire system is far too complex for any single individual to understand in its entirety. The architect doesn't care about the minute details of how our application is written, only that it performs to the CPU, storage and memory restrictions he has placed for it.

[Bandito]

Originally Posted by Godzuki
stop lying u smelly bitch

ure team is split into 'smelly as fukk", "hasn't showered for dayz", "this mf'er is so dirty its comin out of his puerta rican pores", and "i shower once a week"

sad reality is only 2% of ure population falls under "i shower once a week"

The ****?:lol


Omg I have the craziest of users shooked :roll:

[Bandito]

Software Developer, Software Engineer, Programmer, these are mostly the same job. My job title is Senior Software Engineer and I 'develop software' by 'programming'.

I am responsible (with a team) for one application in a complex system. The Architect must have an overview of the entire system. Me and my peers design, code, test and review code of others for our individual application, but the entire system is far too complex for any single individual to understand in its entirety. The architect doesn't care about the minute details of how our application is written, only that it performs to the CPU, storage and memory restrictions he has placed for it.
Thanks for the explanation too.

[embersyc]

Thanks for the explanation too.

I suppose it would be too much to ask for to have ISH inform you when there has been new posts when you've had the tab open for a while... :confusedshrug:

ISH is the greatest website of the 90s.

[outbreak]

I suppose it would be too much to ask for to have ISH inform you when there has been new posts when you've had the tab open for a while... :confusedshrug:

ISH is the greatest website of the 90s.

I think the reason why I spend so much time on ISH is because I'm nostalgic for the past and this site is like a virtual time machine

[Bandito]

I suppose it would be too much to ask for to have ISH inform you when there has been new posts when you've had the tab open for a while... :confusedshrug:

ISH is the greatest website of the 90s.
Oh my god, we can't even link embedded youtube videos. Dont ask too much of Jeff man. Hes great at putting ads that take the whole screen on a phone though.

[outbreak]

Oh my god, we can't even link embedded youtube videos. Dont ask too much of Jeff man. Hes great at putting ads that take the whole screen on a phone though.
Quick hide in the attic before a mod reads this