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We definitely do not meet the demand for programmers in the market. Big software companies don't only look at the number of CS grads since the real need is for

We definitely do not meet the demand for programmers in the market. Big software companies don't only look at the number of CS grads since the real need is for talent. Not all of these graduates have the skill required to work in top tier companies, but I'd argue that not all jobs need top tier talent, and that there's plenty of jobs out there that are still looking for the average joe programmer.

WheelsAtLarge 7y ago
Look at this page: https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/mobile/computer-programmers.htm https://www.bls.gov/ooh/computer-and-information-technology/... Programming jobs are expected to fall. But I bet people seeking and training for jobs will continue to increase. Also, you emphasize my point. Joe programmers don't need a full CS degree. From experience, I know a 2-year associate degree is enough.