That's exactly how American workers earn higher wages than their counterparts in less-developed states: with the proper know-how, they produce more value per worker.
For decades, Americans have been told that the future lies in high-end services, such as law, and “creative” professions, such as software-writing and systems design. This has led many pundits to think that the only real way to improve opportunities for the country’s middle class is to increase its access to higher education.
There is plenty of value in knowing how to properly design, implement, operate, and secure networked computer systems, both software and hardware.
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