“Mediocrity + two years of tech experience = six figures. Kids who can code and are two years out of school, who are mediocre, are making $100,000-plus in the market. What’s worse is that they believe they’re worth it. If you can code, yay for you. But you have no real hard skills or management ability.“

So, when this bubble breaks, companies will lay off the coders and have a bunch of managers managing each other into profitability? Makes perfect sense.

Implying Management is a “hard skill” and coding isn’t Is disingenuous at best.