For a senior programmer/analyst type ...
Must possess a strong understanding of software engineering principles including data normalization, structured programming, and software development life cycles.
How about this: Must understand, evaluate, and demonstrate the inherent problems with the term "Software Development Life Cycle", and it's strengths and weaknesses in use as a model ...
What do you think?
Schedule and Events
March 26-29, 2012, Software Test Professionals Conference, New Orleans
July, 14-15, 2012 - Test Coach Camp, San Jose, California
July, 16-18, 2012 - Conference for the Association for Software Testing (CAST 2012), San Jose, California
August 2012+ - At Liberty; available. Contact me by email: Matt.Heusser@gmail.com
Monday, January 15, 2007
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There's a business analyst vacancy on monster.co.uk at the moment which requires:
"expereince [sic] with at least 2 analysus [sic] methods/products e.g. RUP, Agile, Application modelling or waterfall".
I'm not sure what kind of company would want someone experienced in two of those, but not care which two.
I have read many resumes that state that the subject has a complete understanding of the "Software Development Life Cycle".
To me, such statements are an admission to a lack of experience.
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