Learning to program is more like an old fashioned trade than a profession. I don't mean that in a derogatory way. I mean that what should be happening is apprenticeships.
If "industry is crying out for more people", then it should be investing in that in the same way it does in every other part of the supply chain.
They should be hiring and training programmers, not externalizing their costs.
If "industry is crying out for more people", then it should be investing in that in the same way it does in every other part of the supply chain.
They should be hiring and training programmers, not externalizing their costs.