What does this have to do with the article?
Under a hypothetical licensure system, companies would be more than welcome to hide rockstar Chad from the local CS department. They would just, for example, be more liable for damages or something. We can think of all…
It has been shown where? Please don't forget that inexperienced practitioners also hurt the marketplace and customers. Every data breach because someone kept a plaintext password field in MySQL hurts the customers.…
Another solution is law. Establish a formal licensure body and then slowly make it necessary for things like government contracts, or even private contracts.
What does this have to do with the article?
Under a hypothetical licensure system, companies would be more than welcome to hide rockstar Chad from the local CS department. They would just, for example, be more liable for damages or something. We can think of all…
It has been shown where? Please don't forget that inexperienced practitioners also hurt the marketplace and customers. Every data breach because someone kept a plaintext password field in MySQL hurts the customers.…
Another solution is law. Establish a formal licensure body and then slowly make it necessary for things like government contracts, or even private contracts.