Depends on how you define 'top'. If you mean the ones who rise quickest through the ranks of a company that's not technology-focused, then maybe you're right. I

Depends on how you define 'top'. If you mean the ones who rise quickest through the ranks of a company that's not technology-focused, then maybe you're right. In the long run, however, the cream rises to the top. People who genuinely don't know what they're doing are uncovered. 'Guessing' isn't always a bad thing, either - providing it's an educated guess. Of course, there's an argument to be made for understanding every last line of code, every component and module in a behemothic application, but in the real world, it's just not the case.