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I agree with you on this, but let's not forget that companies are still hiring from this diluted larger pool, and most companies (apparently) don't know why the
by rabidrat 10y ago
I agree with you on this, but let's not forget that companies are still hiring from this diluted larger pool, and most companies (apparently) don't know why they would benefit from more senior people. So in effect, senior people are competing directly with bootcamp grads, who may be very well able to accomplish the first-order tasks that are set before them. You and I may know how grotesque this can turn out after a couple years, but it's hard to convince a hiring manager of your longer-term value when they're asking you to whiteboard FizzBuzz.
- taway_1212 10y ago> most companies (apparently) don't know why they would benefit from more senior people Citation needed? At most of my jobs, it was preferred to hire an experienced dev over a junior one. Time is money, competition does not sleep - if you waste time training juniors, your competition will be adding features (or whatever) faster than you.