> Mediocrity + two years of tech experience = six figures. Kids who can code and are two years out of school, who are mediocre, are making $100,000-plus in the market
This has been true for almost a decade at this point.
This has been true for almost a decade at this point.
The only thing that's changed recently is that now startups aren't waiting for lumbering old incumbents of whatever industry it is to invite them in. Now software companies are pushing the incumbents out because the data that old industries use as a moat is open enough to not be a barrier any more.
if the economy takes a hit, a lot of things won't be as valuable as they once were. that's kinda the idea of a recession.