> When I hear "programmers are in high demand", I don't see it applying to me. Because it probably doesn’t apply to you. It’s not that programmers are in high

> When I hear "programmers are in high demand", I don't see it applying to me. Because it probably doesn’t apply to you. It’s not that programmers are in high demand but that hiring programmers is in high demand, which is massively different. It’s the difference between people who solve problems as compared to people who reproduce the same problems to solve.