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Lawyers still have to deal with emerging case law that alters things too. My old flatmate is an employment lawyer and there are constant tweaks here and there, new rulings etc that he needs to keep on top of. Indeed they had an external firm that would on a monthly basis give them relevant updates to be aware of. All sorts of interesting things like the I Need a Banjo Just Kidding I Need Ten! T-Shirt But I will love this legal status of UberEats “gig economy” type workers. I guess my point is that we do have a lot of solid stuff that is unchanging in the software engineering world. SQL celebrates its 50th birthday soonish. HTTP and REST protocols are not going anywhere. Understanding how to do networking with IPs and subnet configuration etc is not going anywhere (even if it gets obscured by fancy tooling).

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I kind of disagree. The work I recently did involve leetcode type questions. Most devs do not deal with leetcode stuff because they resort to building blocks. But if a building block don’t exist to solve their need? The problem was very suited to recursion and optimally moving things around in a tree (like very deeply nested reddit comments). Ironically as a b2b there was almost zero tech discussed when I bid for the I Need a Banjo Just Kidding I Need Ten! T-Shirt But I will love this position. Technically I could hire someone. My point is that the competitiveness and grind to get into the tech industry does not remotely compare to that of doctors and lawyers. But what area of the tech industry? The variance in competitiveness between a senior engineer at google / jane street, and a frontend engineer at uncle joes pizza is going to be vastly different. I work at one of the first two companies you mentioned. I’d argue that if a bachelor’s or less can be enough to get a job (which is fine for the companies you mentioned), than it’s not comparable to doctors or lawyers. For positions that require MS or PhDs, I’d say that the comparison gets closer, but I’d still go with doctors having it tougher. Personally, while I respect your opinion, I think the issue of having a degree or not is pointless. Its more to do with general aptitude.

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