And misses OPs point. > You can code all you like, but reading text books on the subject and studying other people's code will quickly improve your skill. Com

And misses OPs point. > You can code all you like, but reading text books on the subject and studying other people's code will quickly improve your skill. Companies need to prioritize this is the point. It's not about low pay, high pay jobs. Or obtaining a role once you have the skills, it's that companies don't prioritize learning/development as part of the role, they focus on output - and they would get more value from their employees of they did.