That's because the placement of a skill reflects the number of companies and projects likely to need it, more than it reflects its difficulty.
Interesting angle on a tech career ladder. I'm more in configuration management / DevOps, and don't have a lot of specific feedback. I was talking with someone this weekend (at WorldCon) whose path was sysadmin > tester > developer. So many paths for us older folks who came in different ways; seems more homogenized for the younger folks.
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Date: 2021-12-21 11:14 pm (UTC)Interesting angle on a tech career ladder. I'm more in configuration management / DevOps, and don't have a lot of specific feedback. I was talking with someone this weekend (at WorldCon) whose path was sysadmin > tester > developer. So many paths for us older folks who came in different ways; seems more homogenized for the younger folks.