I don't know if you're correct or not, but I will say your experience mirrors mine. I have seen more than I'd like of people who throw some code at an issue wi

I don't know if you're correct or not, but I will say your experience mirrors mine. I have seen more than I'd like of people who throw some code at an issue without much interest or care or curiosity about it and think that's ok. A former manager of mine was always looking for people with, what he called, "the fire". I guess I had it at the time since he hired me. There are places for devs without that, and I've been in places that suffered for trying to get ONLY those people too. But there are plenty of bootcamp graduates in it for the money or (what they thought would be) job security, and nothing else.