I don't live in the US nor work in tech, but I am wondering - have the big tech firms been doing much juniorization lately as part of the recent recruitment spr

I don't live in the US nor work in tech, but I am wondering - have the big tech firms been doing much juniorization lately as part of the recent recruitment spree? In my industry there certainly was a lot of jobs being dumbed down and hiring standards falling, with the indivisible challenging work being concentrated into the hands of a small number of people. Personally, I don't find technical implementation any more interesting than creating Excel spreadsheets - it's just a tool for me. Maybe some applications require very sophisticated implementations, but I don't think that's the majority of cases. There's no high-tech feel about IT in 2023 to me.