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That "a surprising number of them can't [code their way out of a paper bag]" does not imply there is a shortage of tech workers, nor does it reveal anything par
by Iftheshoefits 12y ago
That "a surprising number of them can't [code their way out of a paper bag]" does not imply there is a shortage of tech workers, nor does it reveal anything particularly interesting about what you consider a "wet paper bag" to be. What is interesting is that based on your prior comment you believe certain things are universally useful and pertinent in a programming job, which is contentious and unsubstantiated at best. And that was rather my point.
- philwelch 12y agoI think the ability to write code is universally useful and pertinent in a programming job. A shocking number of people fail FizzBuzz. That's what I mean by "wet paper bag".