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I am a happy programmer and doing a good job - a Little Off Topic

jdemillejdemille Posts: 1
in AMX General Discussion
I need some help gathering some data. Could the group please take a survey
about AV system programming. Pretty Please.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/BDFC9D8

Comments

  • AuserAuser Posts: 506
    If you give us some background on what the research is being used for I might help.
  • a_riot42a_riot42 Posts: 1,624
    That's an oxymoron. Clearly, if you are happy, you can't be a programmer, especially one who is doing a good job :)
    Paul
  • rpettyrpetty Posts: 11
    Programming Happyness

    If you are asking questions like this I think you are not happy.

    Programming Happyness
    1. What types of systems do you program most?

    Commercial AV Systems
    Residential AV Systems
    Other (please specify)

    2. Do you feel that your programs are complete when the customer takes possession?
    Yes
    No
    Almost

    3. Do you ever leave bugs in your system with the idea of "I'll get around to fixing it" or "the customer will never run into it"?

    Yes
    NO
    Other (please specify)

    4. Have you ever chosen to program a solution one way knowing there's a better method?

    Yes - Please put you reasons in the comment box.(Example: Time, I don't know how, Etc)
    No
    Other (please specify)

    5. Do you skimp on your programming due to project constraints?

    YES
    NO

    6. How long have you been programming?

    7. Do you feel that AV System programmers are up to par with where they should be.

    YES
    NO - Explain
    Other (please specify)

    8. Do you feel that programmers limit features because of complexity in programming?

    YES
    NO
    YES and this is why

    9. Are you happy with the programs you turn over?

    Yes
    No
    YES and NO, I Wish (please specify)

    10. What do you think could make the industry better?
  • John NagyJohn Nagy Posts: 1,742
    If I were the suspicious type, I'd think this question set was designed to feed a ad campaign for some new programming alternative or product, wherein the pitch will include shocking stats "from the programmers themselves" on how they turn over poor custom work.

    Glad I'm not the suspicious type.
  • ericmedleyericmedley Posts: 4,177
    Statistics have a hard time quanitizing sarcasm.
  • John NagyJohn Nagy Posts: 1,742
    ericmedley wrote: »
    Statistics have a hard time quanitizing sarcasm.

    You are 80% right.
  • ericmedleyericmedley Posts: 4,177
    John Nagy wrote: »
    You are 80% right.

    You are correct sir!
    :D
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