My experience has shown that an "arcitect" usually falls into one of the two following descriptions
* A top notch individual (contractor or permie) that ClientCo really wants to keep hold of, so they give them a new title as a reason to justify giving them more dosh.
* A jumped up egotistical twunt
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Me!Originally posted by Numpty View PostDo you work in IT and call yourself an architect?
My systems architecture skills are lower that used at the asylum camp at Calais.
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Are you an IT Architect?
16Yep. I'm one of them IT Architects and proud enough to tell everyone.18.75%3I do that work but would not use the title 'Architect'.37.50%6Eh? What? Nothing to do with me, pal. Isn't this the Big Brother vote?6.25%1It was me that architected AndyW's banning, ha ha!37.50%6According to JobStats, there's lots of sorts of architects in IT and lots of job for them:
Do you work in IT and call yourself an architect?Code:TITLE JOBS .net Architect 312 Applications Architect 359 Business Architect 490 Network Architect 536 Integration Architect 572 IT Architect 577 Security Architect 940 Information Architect 1227 Software Architect 1385 Systems Architect 1411 Data Architect 1456 Infrastructure Architect1510 Enterprise Architect 3055 Solutions Architect 4945 Technical Architect 5962
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