Things I got from my CS education, which non-CS-degree technologists probably ought to learn (or have) elsewhere:
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CS education (at least anecdotally) seems to give people a respect for digging deep, while many (broken) work environments teach people to search for silver bullets and assume that if something's wrong it probably is a flaw in the ideas of the underlying tech.
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TLDR CS educations could instill more respect for what the real world looks like, and work environments (and boot camps) could give people more respect for "what's underneath" and less tendencies to search for silver bullets.
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I think this could be said about the entire American education system in general.
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