> They wouldn't have a choice of course, unless they are one of the few capable of obtaining a couple masters degrees in STEM. That's already quite difficult g

> They wouldn't have a choice of course, unless they are one of the few capable of obtaining a couple masters degrees in STEM. That's already quite difficult given high specialization in IT. Even if you put hardware aside and take only software engineering, the difference between, say, kernel coding and the so-called "front-end development" is enormous. It literally takes years to master an ecosystem, and the complexity increases steadily just as we speak.