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RSE role
Who uses the code that you write?

Survey overview
RSE role
Education
Software experience
- Do you consider yourself a professional software developer?
- How many years of software development experience do you have?
Open science
Organisations and community
Employment
Work activities
Career, recognition and satisfaction
Turnover
- How often do you consider leaving your job?
- I would accept another job at the same compensation level if I was offered it
Job stability
- What is the bus factor of your most important software project? (The bus factor designates the minimal number of developers that have to be hit by a bus (or quit) before a project is incapacitated)
- Do the projects you work on typically have a plan to cope with developers leaving the group?
Publications
- In general, when your software contributes to a paper, are you acknowledged in that paper?
Conferences
- Have you presented your software work at a conference or workshop?
- At which conference(s)/workshop(s) have you presented your software work?
Project management
Training and skills
Funding
- Which of the following sources are used to pay for your effort as an RSE?.
Tooling
Demographics
- In which country do you work?
- Please select your age

RSE role
Who uses the code that you write?

Who uses the code that you write?

Question details

Question code: rse3

Detected type: Likert / rating scale

Answer order: numeric answer order

Number of answers: 201

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