2,813 Software Developer Reviews

"It is interesting and challenging."

"From the learning prospective about software development I love and enjoy my work in SNL. From the growth prospective I see many developers like me highly demotivated and tense because of exceptionally rude behavior of team managers and career growth."

"There are so many new technologies going on here. And I am so amazed to do research of it."

"I always want to be a software developer because I like math, algorithm and creating new things. I used to work for more than 14 hours per day during 4 years after graduating university. With those efforts, I developed many solutions for more than 10 biggest industrial companies and 3 hospitals in Vietnam."

"I love the salary, changing techniques to learn more in this industry, and hate the bugs/errors which I continue to try resolving till I get success."

"Everything is awesome about working as software developer."

"I love being a Software Developer."

"I love to be a part of a growing technology firm which produces high quality software making the world a better place to live. I get a chance to contribute my coding skills and develop softwares which are being used by millions of people. I enjoy what I do and don't hate anything specific."

"I really get an opportunity to craft beautiful and strong software which I know will be an overall help to others and do good in the world. With that comes the responsibility of knowing that your mistakes could cost someone in either grief or even money sometimes. Being able to identify, minimize, and learn from those mistakes is what makes a good Software Developer III."

"I like being a Software Developer."

"What I love is the opportunity to innovate with newer technology that's continually entering the discipline. Sometimes though, it can be a concern that what one is investing much time in may be irrelevant in a couple years."

"I love the flexibility to get my work done. I can perform my duties from the office or at home equally and my manager supports this on a regular basis. I am the only one of my kind in the US, so I have few colleagues I can converse with over work related topics. I sit with IT professionals, but few are developers. My colleagues in Germany are notorious for resisting change, such as recommendations I make to fix their technical problems or broken processes."