Survey of 282 professionals shows training mandatoriness dominates perceptions of corporate SE education quality, with minimal influence from sociodemographic variables.
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Brazilian software engineers perceive continuous technical updating combined with practical application as the most useful learning, with formal education, networking, and soft skills serving as valued complements rather than alternatives.
Survey of Brazilian SE professionals finds cognitive engagement, variety of activities, and instructor performance as strongest predictors of training quality, with mandatory training lowering motivation and perceived effectiveness.
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