Re:The Rise of Judgement over Technical Skill
by macNchz on Monday June 02, 2025 @09:38AM
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> Disagree. Some learn, not all and decreasing numbers career to learn
This is an organizational issue then—someone who is operating at a junior level who demonstrates that they don’t care to learn should be let go.
Re:The Rise of Judgement over Technical Skill
by AndrewKemendo on Monday June 02, 2025 @01:40PM
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We’re saying the same thing
The business threshold (willingness to pay for something) for the worst automation will eventually beat the marginal expert.
So there becomes no business differentiation between a junior and a middle engineer
“Architecture” becomes the entry-level job
Re:The Rise of Judgement over Technical Skill
by PeterStuer on Monday June 02, 2025 @01:40PM
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But they are so cheap, and they increase the headcount on my pfiefdom chart.
Re:The Rise of Judgement over Technical Skill
by steveBK123 on Monday June 02, 2025 @01:45PM
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Yes, a combination of empire building and "but $X exceeds the $Y cap set by HR for Z role! / we can hire XX juniors for this price!" type of mega corp thinking.
Also most juniors have no idea how to write tests, plan for data scale, know which IPC-RPC combo is best for prototyping vs production
Etc…
90% of software is architecture and juniors don’t architect