It seems like you're implicitly asserting that non-passionate developers have 'mediocre' skills, and are best-suited for CRUD work. Do you mean to say that pass

It seems like you're implicitly asserting that non-passionate developers have 'mediocre' skills, and are best-suited for CRUD work. Do you mean to say that passion is a prerequisite of professional excellence in our field? It also seems like you're saying that bootcamps only produce mediocre CRUD developers - who, presumably, are non-passionate? I know some (passionate, highly-skilled) bootcamp graduates who would be really quite insulted. You might be a little more deliberate with your axioms.