[orestes910]

Because tech lies at a difficult crossroads between the applied and the theoretic. You build a building, you have an architect, and engineer, a foreman, etc. With applications, you have to be all of them at once. That just isn't whats taught at universities, based on many candidates I've encountered.

[drewrv]

It's something that needs to be learned with experience, yet companies don't want to invest time training people who will probably leave in a year or two.