Senior Developer, Self-Diagnosed Since Last Sprint

Description

On a stark white background, a smiling man in office clothes reclines on a curved metal-and-leather therapy chaise while a woman in glasses and a pink top sits beside him with a clipboard and pen. His speech bubble says, "I'm a senior developer," and hers asks, "How long have you considered yourself a senior?"; a small `devme.me` watermark appears on his shoe. Presenting a job level as a condition requiring psychological history satirizes self-appointed seniority, title inflation, imposter syndrome, and the mismatch between a label and the judgment, ownership, and experience the role is supposed to represent.