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Where are you located? It's hard to find people (a) willing to make the jump and (b) making the jump effectively. And when you do, you can maybe tap into x num
by felideon 10y ago
Where are you located?
It's hard to find people (a) willing to make the jump and (b) making the jump effectively. And when you do, you can maybe tap into x number of devs for your team, but trying grow to 2x devs is much harder.
- yogthos 10y agoI'm located in Canada, and work at a research hospital in Toronto. We have a number of companies using Clojure in town, and run a meetup. As part of the meetup we're also running a Clojure workshop, so that helps a lot. I also found that hiring students for junior positions from university works great as well. They don't have preconceptions about how to do development, and usually have easier time picking up new paradigms than devs who've been working in a particular one for a long time.