> "kids" (or more accurately, "new developers") are the least likely to want to do busy work, as they'd prefer to be able to build stuff fast You're grossly un

> "kids" (or more accurately, "new developers") are the least likely to want to do busy work, as they'd prefer to be able to build stuff fast You're grossly underestimating the proportion of new entrant workers in the ICT industry that don't have an aptitude for programming, and cover their tracks by appearing to be productive.