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A lot of companies want productivity NOW and aren't willing to tank the cost/risk of training someone junior. Also, some skills you can't/don't want to train in
by ionforce 11y ago
A lot of companies want productivity NOW and aren't willing to tank the cost/risk of training someone junior. Also, some skills you can't/don't want to train into.
- wyclif 11y agosome skills you can't/don't want to train into. The problem then becomes that there isn't enough skilled talent. If companies aren't going to train developers, then who is? Computer science isn't software development. Someone or something other than a company has to fill the training vacuum, and that's why coding bootcamps are getting popular—even though a lot of people don't trust them yet since they are in their infancy and are a new paradigm.
- ionforce 11y agoAgreed. I've always thought there should be more ways to train up intermediate/advanced skills. I guess this is what pricey conference workshops are for...