What does PG management mean?

PG (Programmer): The job responsibilities of a programmer;

Job responsibilities:

1, responsible for the project manager, responsible for the detailed design, coding and internal testing of software projects, participating in the system analysis of small software projects, and completing the implementation and technical support of assigned projects.

2. Assist the project manager and related personnel to communicate with customers and maintain good customer relations.

3. Participate in demand investigation, project feasibility analysis, technical feasibility analysis and demand analysis.

4. Be familiar with and master the related software technologies for delivering software projects developed by the software department.

5, responsible for timely feedback to the project manager software development, and put forward suggestions for improvement according to the actual situation.

6. Participate in solving major technical problems in the process of software development and maintenance, and participate in the first installation and debugging of software, data exchange, user training and project promotion.

7. Responsible for drafting relevant technical documents.

8. Be responsible for analyzing and studying the technical development trend in the business field.

Extended data

job requirement

The average programmer has four years of study in the professional field and needs a bachelor's degree winner in the program field, whether it is mathematics or engineering.

About 20% people have advanced degrees in computer science and engineering in this field. There are still a few programmers who are self-taught. Although some professional schools or comprehensive universities can provide it, some other ways are needed to provide relevant talents.

Although academic qualifications are more important, companies often pay more attention to the work experience of candidates. Although many college graduates have remarkable degree certificates, they can't find jobs because of their lack of experience.

Although a programmer has no formal education, if a person has a deep knowledge background or rich work experience in programming, his chances are much greater than those of recent graduates with education. So try to seize useful jobs and internship opportunities, so that after graduation, you will find that more internships will give you more experience and more opportunities when looking for a job.

For professional programmers, another important aspect is that programmers need to constantly improve their business skills, which must always be maintained at a high level and must continue to develop. Programmers should also look for trade opportunities, attend seminars, publish articles in weekly magazines, and receive vocational education, which can make programmers rank in their own fields or make progress side by side.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Programmer (Professional)