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Dan

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1. Well, it is not just a matter of learning to code

Reply to TexasTowelie (Original post)

Fri Apr 25, 2025, 09:38 PM

Apr 25

You have to have a really good sense of logic,
Helps to have some accounting skills,
Knowledge of math,
A little bit of communication skills,
Maybe throw in some interpersonal skills,
Might want to add some time management,
Listening always helps,
Combined with the ability to understand what you heard,
Then just an aside you then have all the external tools that you have to learn and apply.

IMO.

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Why "Learn to Code" Failed - PolyMatter [View all] TexasTowelie Apr 25 OP

Well, it is not just a matter of learning to code Dan Apr 25 #1

That reads like my resume underpants Apr 25 #3

For decades, the "STEM shortage" has been cited as an excuse to create and sell curriculum, school programs jmbar2 Apr 25 #2