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I see your point about basic programming skill and exposure, but it also doesn't help that often the requirements are inflated somewhat to attract better talent

by uoaei 9y ago

I see your point about basic programming skill and exposure, but it also doesn't help that often the requirements are inflated somewhat to attract better talent and keep the chaff out. Job seekers learn to discount some of the prerequisites for this reason.

fapjacks 9y ago
But this guy had zero experience before applying for the job. If someone tells you they have "limited" experience programming, then they do not have any experience programming. I know people that do this and it's just stupid. "Hey, I did all the exercises on Codecademy, I want to get a job doing this!" is what he means by "limited" experience programming.