> ...the lack of technical discipline/professionalism in the industry is worse than ever. What concerns me quite a bit is the overt opposition we're now seeing

> ...the lack of technical discipline/professionalism in the industry is worse than ever. What concerns me quite a bit is the overt opposition we're now seeing to professionalism in the industry. The whole 'post-meritocracy' shtick, regardless of the best intention of the "useful innocents" who came up with that particular phrasing, is really a way of saying: "Professionalism? What professionalism? There's no such thing, we know better than that! Brogrammers r00lz FTW!" Again, this is clearly not what the proponents were seeking-- but in some sense, it's what the phrase actually means, out there in the real world.