I made my exit this year. I just couldn't endure the attempts to turn programming into the new accounting. So, this summer, I switched from a developer to a se

I made my exit this year. I just couldn't endure the attempts to turn programming into the new accounting. So, this summer, I switched from a developer to a security admin. I can't imagine that adding thousands of new, minimally skilled programmers to the labor pool is going to do anything but make the situation worse. Don't get me wrong, I think that programming being more accessible to anyone who is interested is a good thing. I am just concerned that we're going to have a bunch of people who want to get into it because they think it's the next hot thing. Like "Web Development" was 16-20 years ago.