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sakuradaj2015-05-27 12:22:56
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sakuradaj, 2015-05-27 12:22:56

Who are Rockstar/Ninja/Guru/Wizard/Jedi developers?

On elance and upwork, I often see that clients write that they want some kind of Rockstar/Ninja/Guru/Wizard/Jedi, for example, Ruby on Rails developer.
What is this nonsense, or does it mean something?
How to understand who I am, maybe I'm a rockstar or already a guru, but not yet a ninja? Is this some kind of meme?
I always laugh at these words in the description.

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Denis Ineshin, 2015-05-27
@sakuradaj

The terms are equivalent, used to refer to very cool pros.
Everyone uses the term that he likes best. Like if you're a Star Wars fan, you're now a Jedi)

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Valentine, 2015-05-27
@vvpoloskin

Become a Ninja, you'll know.
In general, if you do not have the necessary skill, you do not need to respond to work. If they're looking for a Jedi or wizard with programming skills, and you can't swing a lightsaber, you're clearly not the right fit.

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raiboon, 2015-05-27
@raiboon

And I'm always out of work...
-- Senior Sith Developer

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Piotr, 2015-05-27
@Nebaddonn

The main thing is not to look for Jedi on the salary of R2D2.

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Optimus, 2015-05-27
Pyan @marrk2

When you look at their requirements and understand that "generally easy" then you are Rockstar)))

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