I think these are fair points, and building on those points, doesn't it support that traditional 4-year and 2-year degrees may not be delivering education as va

I think these are fair points, and building on those points, doesn't it support that traditional 4-year and 2-year degrees may not be delivering education as valued by the market place? I can add that - at least for the current market - coding school graduates are finding jobs at the published market rates with relative ease ... in the Bay Area as you note. Can't comment for elsewhere.