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"Some of my clients haven’t even found a single applicant for positions in ..." I wonder if this doesn't have to do with pay. I often get the impression they w
by stewbrew 9y ago
"Some of my clients haven’t even found a single applicant for positions in ..."
I wonder if this doesn't have to do with pay. I often get the impression they want Mr/Mrs Houdini know-it-all of ML but offer entry level pay.
- bushin 9y agoThey want Dr Houdini, no less.
- carlmr 9y agoYep, I see these ads every day on stackoverflow and LinkedIn. They want to pay 50K€ (roughly entry level salary for many engineers) for a PhD in ML.
- adamhepner 9y agoAs a comparison - a "senior test automation engineer" in Poland has usually 3-5 years experience in automation in the rob ad. I've never really seen anything more than 5. In Germany, I recently got "junior test automation engineer" job offer, that required at least 3 years of automation experience. Upon my joking remark to the recruited, he just smirked and said "that's how the customer sees it".
- maddening 9y agoWell, recently I saw this: http://praca.antyweb.pl/job/junior-java-developer http://praca.antyweb.pl/job/junior-java-developer Most relevant parts for English speakers: * junior Java developer * min. 2 years of experience * knowledge about Java 8, Spring 4+, Spring Boot, microservices Salary typical for advanced mid/senior. I don't even ¯\_(ツ)_/¯