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One could argue that talented junior developers aren't the "best and brightest." They may be very good and bright, but the fact that they're junior means that t
by bunderbunder 11y ago
One could argue that talented junior developers aren't the "best and brightest." They may be very good and bright, but the fact that they're junior means that they're less expensive to replace, and losing them has a smaller impact on your ability to innovate.