[lisasays]

First, what's a brogrammer job?

Pretty much most industry work these days.

I agree the term is vague (as used here), but what I think the commenter means is "same old, same old". In the interview process, every company talks about how picky they are about hiring, and how special everyone is who works there. And then you get in there and it's the same sloth and pretentiousness (and not too infrequently, just plain bad interpersonal behavior) as everywhere else.

And the same productivity-killing open plan office, too.