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Uh no. He's saying everyone needs to be a programmer. > companies will benefit most from hiring great coders and teaching them how to be CEOs
by argonaut 14y ago
Uh no. He's saying everyone needs to be a programmer.
> companies will benefit most from hiring great coders and teaching them how to be CEOs
- DeepDuh 14y agoThe problem is that today 'being able to read/write code' and 'being a programmer' is as good as synonym. It shouldn't be, that's the issue. We won't call CEOs with programming skills 'programmer's just as we don't call them 'readers' today.