It really presents itself as a catch-22. It requires time from experienced developers to train the new developers. But there's a limited number of experienced developers and an unending need for software. So to get the software needed today consumes the experienced developers time, leaving less for training the new developers into experienced developers, leading to fewer relative experienced developers....
And so the cycle continues....
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It really presents itself as a catch-22. It requires time from experienced developers to train the new developers. But there's a limited number of experienced developers and an unending need for software. So to get the software needed today consumes the experienced developers time, leaving less for training the new developers into experienced developers, leading to fewer relative experienced developers....
And so the cycle continues....