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The other question is where and how you're doing your recruitment. There are a lot of "under the radar" developers who work primarily for non-tech companies in
by steven777400 11y ago
The other question is where and how you're doing your recruitment. There are a lot of "under the radar" developers who work primarily for non-tech companies in a tech role. These folks are not rockstars, but many are competent enough and much cheaper (sub-6 figures) than a startup/tech developer.
- aws_ls 11y agoYou may be surprised by how many hidden gems, you have in your own network. It probably applies if you have worked for a long time (10+ years). Some months back, I was able to hire an ex-colleague, who is a great developer. Who took a paycut to join my company for privileges like work from home, and freedom to work on cutting-edge tech (relatively, by leaps, from his prior long held position in a corporate).