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It's a result of supply and demand. In other industries there is too much supply, people pile on the degrees (and go deeper into debt) to be more competitive. E
by dikdik 11y ago
It's a result of supply and demand. In other industries there is too much supply, people pile on the degrees (and go deeper into debt) to be more competitive. Employers then raise the bar for hiring and people still end up with crappy low-paying jobs.
In software, more supply = hiring people who can just get the job done and not worrying so much about credentials.
- npsimons 11y ago> In software, more supply = hiring people who can just get the job done and not worrying so much about credentials. And yet, we keep hearing about the constant shortage of programmers. Hmm, I wonder why that is . . .
- loco5niner 11y agodid you mean this? "In software, _less_ supply..."
- dikdik 11y agoyes. :/