Comments on: Are IT Workers Blue Collar? http://ciomind.biz/2006/11/09/are-it-workers-blue-collar/ Do you REALLY want to know what’s inside? Wed, 08 Oct 2008 10:06:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Mihaï http://ciomind.biz/2006/11/09/are-it-workers-blue-collar/#comment-34 Mihaï Fri, 10 Nov 2006 15:20:01 +0000 http://ciomind.biz/2006/11/09/are-it-workers-blue-collar/#comment-34 If one IT worker is just programmer ( not analyst at all ), yes he is just blue collar. I think this is not possible usually ( read more in Romanian: http://blog.360.yahoo.com/onofreiciuc?p=353 ) But a good analyst can't be a blue collar, a good analyst should be the leader of the enterprise where he works. The difference between the analyst and the programmer is the same as between the blue collars in constructions and the architect ( or the civil-engineer ). If one IT worker is just programmer ( not analyst at all ), yes he is just blue collar. I think this is not possible usually ( read more in Romanian: http://blog.360.yahoo.com/onofreiciuc?p=353 )

But a good analyst can’t be a blue collar, a good analyst should be the leader of the enterprise where he works.

The difference between the analyst and the programmer is the same as between the blue collars in constructions and the architect ( or the civil-engineer ).

]]> By: Iulian http://ciomind.biz/2006/11/09/are-it-workers-blue-collar/#comment-33 Iulian Fri, 10 Nov 2006 00:45:17 +0000 http://ciomind.biz/2006/11/09/are-it-workers-blue-collar/#comment-33 Hmm... No programmer worth his/her salt ever does anything repetitive. The whole shtick about programming is to spot the repetitive, boring, tasks in a process, and make the _computer_ do them ;-) Hmm… No programmer worth his/her salt ever does anything repetitive. The whole shtick about programming is to spot the repetitive, boring, tasks in a process, and make the _computer_ do them ;-)

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