Too much friction I guess. Keyboard layouts suck for coding (makes it harder to start with what you have), not enough english skills for proper autonomous learn

Too much friction I guess. Keyboard layouts suck for coding (makes it harder to start with what you have), not enough english skills for proper autonomous learning and searching, a lot of bureaucracy that makes starting and running a software business more difficult, and people thinking that they have to be math geniuses to succeed. This reduces the overall amount of talent, so you're basically left with entrepreneurs who can't code and full-blood C++ programmers who started at five years old.