[mncharity]

So some years ago, a company you'd recognize in node.js land, said at a meeting that they were trying to find a javascript expert. Nagged enroute to a bar afterwards, I explained that I wasn't one. I'd never written a full javascript implementation, only some hack bits and pieces. It had been years since I followed committee discussions. I'd not even seen the latest draft. And that I was mostly using coffeescript these days. They replied... coffeescript is ok, we can train you in javascript.

At which point I realized that they were using "javascript expert" to mean something very, very different, than I was.

Perhaps kcorbitt's "a good senior developer" means something different than glassdoor's "senior software engineer"?