This is also true on purely technical subjects : Everyone tells you that TDD, code reviews, agile methodologies are the right way to code. Recruiters and candidates alike agree on that during every single interview for a dev job...
And yet, once you get the job you're told that "Scrum wouldn't really work here" and "We don't have time to do code reviews or write unit tests", which are just excuses for "We're lost and affraid, we have no idea where to start, so we keep doing things the way we've always done".
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This is also true on purely technical subjects : Everyone tells you that TDD, code reviews, agile methodologies are the right way to code. Recruiters and candidates alike agree on that during every single interview for a dev job...
And yet, once you get the job you're told that "Scrum wouldn't really work here" and "We don't have time to do code reviews or write unit tests", which are just excuses for "We're lost and affraid, we have no idea where to start, so we keep doing things the way we've always done".