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Maybe try the HN freelancer thread Out of curiosity what's the normal route for .Net developers in the Netherlands (what job boards, recruiters, etc.) ?
by ig1 11y ago
Maybe try the HN freelancer thread
Out of curiosity what's the normal route for .Net developers in the Netherlands (what job boards, recruiters, etc.) ?
- Avalaxy 11y ago> Maybe try the HN freelancer thread Posted there twice but haven't gotten a single response. Not sure if those threads are any good for finding work. > Out of curiosity what's the normal route for .Net developers in the Netherlands (what job boards, recruiters, etc.) ? Not sure, I think most of them work on location instead of remote, these jobs should be easy to find through recruiters, but I'm not looking for them. People like me mostly find work through their network, but I don't have anyone who needs a freelancer at the moment (my network consists of mostly developers as well).
- GFischer 11y agoI believe that in Hacker News (and Silicon Valley in general) .NET is underrepresented. Most startups don't use .NET. See Hacker News Hiring Trends: http://www.ryan-williams.net/hacker-news-hiring-trends/ http://www.ryan-williams.net/hacker-news-hiring-trends/ So, to get hired, if you work mostly on the backend, it's Ruby + Rails, Javascript + Node.js and Python + Django. Java and .NET are almost nonexistant.