> In tech its not so apparent yet, because there is a short supply of staff generally. But that wont persist for ever. There's a lot more programmers on the ma

> In tech its not so apparent yet, because there is a short supply of staff generally. But that wont persist for ever. There's a lot more programmers on the market right now than 10 years ago thanks to bootcamps and short degrees. Honestly, for each one hired you generally need a proper engineer to cleanup the mess afterward. I'm not worried about an oversupplied of qualified engineers anytime soon.