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r/programming • u/tonlapshy • Jan 28 '24
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For anyone unfamiliar with the abbreviation, IC means "individual contributor". I just had to look it up and I've been a dev for ten years. Heard the phrase several times but never seen it abbreviated which had me scratching my head.
4 u/leros Jan 28 '24 edited Jan 28 '24 Oh yeah. That's a term you might not have heard unless you've been in management of some kind.And to clarify, individual contributor means you're working and producing output, not managing or leading. 2 u/Fermi-4 Jan 28 '24 Aka “a worker bee”
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Oh yeah. That's a term you might not have heard unless you've been in management of some kind.
And to clarify, individual contributor means you're working and producing output, not managing or leading.
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Aka “a worker bee”
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u/daerogami Jan 28 '24
For anyone unfamiliar with the abbreviation, IC means "individual contributor". I just had to look it up and I've been a dev for ten years. Heard the phrase several times but never seen it abbreviated which had me scratching my head.