Agree wholly. Especially for early career people, going by past experience is just a test of luck more than anything else. I've meet truly world-class people wh

Agree wholly. Especially for early career people, going by past experience is just a test of luck more than anything else. I've meet truly world-class people who've worked on "nothing more" than maintaining some old single-VM C# monolith or some university's LMS system, and a lot of idiots who have impressive resumes with a lot of fancy numbers to show impact.