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With the caveat that I don't have any person experience with the situation in Canada, I get immediately suspicious of any article that talks to a "talent gap".
by lordCarbonFiber 11y ago
With the caveat that I don't have any person experience with the situation in Canada, I get immediately suspicious of any article that talks to a "talent gap". At least in the states, it's not hard to find a developer. What is hard however, is finding a developer that wants to code your uninspired CRUD app at below market rates and I that's the issue these bootcamps tend to address.
- chaghan 11y agoin the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king How much time can a man invest in learning a really complex stuff so he can work on compilers, creating programming languages or implementing extraordinary search algorithms. And who will pay for that ? That is the downside of capitalism. Just take a look at what happened to Oracle when the most brilliant engineers left after they acquired Sun Microsystems. They literally could not find anyone for ages to replace these people just because there is not enough talent out there. And that's Oracle. Who else is there that can afford to pay these people ? Google ? Maybe. Netflix ? aye IBM ? likely And maybe few dozens of other corporations. But these people do not want to work for corporations instead they need to be treated as special unicorns.