The reason that's not going to work is how diverse and specific skillsets there are, and how fast the progression is (at least so far) in what's in demand. Ima

The reason that's not going to work is how diverse and specific skillsets there are, and how fast the progression is (at least so far) in what's in demand. Imagine the resources needed to maintain tests that should work for low-level embedded developers, data engineers, video game coders, smart contract programmers, AI implementors, etc..? Yes, there are fundamentals and Computer Science, but most of us agree that you can have the greatest craftspeople perform poorly there. Though, I guess the certifications from private companies like Microsoft in Cisco actually work as some kind of license