Problem is, people are choosing careers based on how much it will pay them, instead of things they want to do/ are passionate about. Its rare nowadays to have candidates who also have hobby work/ side projects related to the work. At least by my reckoning.
Same. My guy couldnt authenticate a user against a password hash, even after i gave him the source code. Its like copying homework - you just shoot yourself in the foot for later.
Ths seniors can tell. And even if you make it into the job, itll be pretty obvious the first couple of days.
Already seeing this in some junior devs.
Solving a problem we ahouldnt have with a tool that works only some of the time.