> This really be true. So much of the certification Ive seen are bogus nogus even high schoolers can figure out. I suppose the software world cares less about l

> This really be true. So much of the certification Ive seen are bogus nogus even high schoolers can figure out. I suppose the software world cares less about looking good on paper and more about practically writing software of good quality/creative work. The software world cares less about building things that actually work reliably, compared to other engineering professions. It's accepted and sometimes even celebrated that software will have serious, preventable defects (e.g. "move fast and break things"), in a way that's not so in many regulated professions that "build things."