im looking at this stuff about how juniors cant just do basic crud anymore because copilot handles it all now. basically says we gotta focus on
soft skills and architecture instead of actual syntax.
>Employers now expect juniors to understand the "why" and "how" behind code, not just the syntax.sounds like a load of garbage when im trying to learn the ropes. if im not writing the boilerplate how am i supposed to learn the fundamentals? feels like they just want us to be
glorified code reviewers for whatever chatgpt spits out. pretty bleak for anyone actually starting out.
https://authenticjobs.com/entry-level-coding-jobs-are-evolving-with-ai/