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I am not, I see it happening even within companies. They figure that for some junior tech related roles they don't need to hire people with the education and just teach them in house. Often not developing itself, but things like automated tests in a QA role.

The result is people that have no technical background, no real interest in it either, no basic framework to start from learning to use a specific set of tools and a very basic understanding of programming.



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