There are a few pockets of good markets, I am sure. But the whole shortage myth is created by companies (often startups) posting "Magician" ads. Example of a

There are a few pockets of good markets, I am sure. But the whole shortage myth is created by companies (often startups) posting "Magician" ads. Example of a "Magician" ad: "Looking for a PhD + min 10 years of experience in a very narrow domain we are trying to provide a solution for (Big Data experience in Scala required). The hire will need to do his/her magic to get us out of the s... we are in, because we don't quite know what we are doing. We pay $60K/year in Boston."