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this post was submitted on 27 Dec 2023
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What made that possible was the training program they had. They definitely didn't require experience with punch card machines. How would anyone get that?
Companies now expect you to have experience with their exact tech stack and wonder why it's hard to hire senior developers / engineers. They'll just leave positions open instead of paying to train people.