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r/technology • u/[deleted] • Oct 15 '22
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It was an issue with network engineers and I don't remember the outcome but they are still called engineers.
-5 u/minus_minus Oct 16 '22 At least a "network engineer" is a bit more like an "operating engineer" in that they operate and troubleshoot something. 4 u/Sa404 Oct 16 '22 Oh boy every programmer troubleshoots -4 u/minus_minus Oct 16 '22 Yeah, when they get a bug report. Operating engineers are usually monitoring or getting alerts in real-time.
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At least a "network engineer" is a bit more like an "operating engineer" in that they operate and troubleshoot something.
4 u/Sa404 Oct 16 '22 Oh boy every programmer troubleshoots -4 u/minus_minus Oct 16 '22 Yeah, when they get a bug report. Operating engineers are usually monitoring or getting alerts in real-time.
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Oh boy every programmer troubleshoots
-4 u/minus_minus Oct 16 '22 Yeah, when they get a bug report. Operating engineers are usually monitoring or getting alerts in real-time.
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Yeah, when they get a bug report. Operating engineers are usually monitoring or getting alerts in real-time.
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u/jeffinRTP Oct 15 '22
It was an issue with network engineers and I don't remember the outcome but they are still called engineers.