Differences between computer systems technician and software developer

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Is there a big difference between the knowledge of a computer systems technician and a software developer? And what is that difference????????????????

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Posted 10-Sep-17 18:28pm

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Updated 10-Sep-17 19:22pm

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Graeme_Grant 11-Sep-17 2:31am

One is a hardware guy, and the other is software? Is there a prize for guessing correctly? :P

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2017-09-10T19:22:00

Job titles don't really mean anything, it's the job description that counts, the responsibilities list. And that will vary enormously from company to company.

Having said that, the word "technician" generally implies a low-level job with little or no scope for creativity. Remember that the people who remove my rubbish are described as "Waste Management Technicians" these days...