Another problem is that just because a person graduates with a degree in X, doesn't mean they are any use at X. I know a bunch of CS degreed people who got out of virtually every coding course in university.
Unsurprisingly, they don't work as software engineers at the moment.
They are technically part of the group of potential employees for technical work, but they are arguably worse than someone who skimmed Python for Dummies.
Unsurprisingly, they don't work as software engineers at the moment.
They are technically part of the group of potential employees for technical work, but they are arguably worse than someone who skimmed Python for Dummies.