I sometimes think people use "availability of devs" to mean "cheap, expendable service". If you're working in an industry where you bank more on hitting the gro

I sometimes think people use "availability of devs" to mean "cheap, expendable service". If you're working in an industry where you bank more on hitting the ground running more than retaining developers then this makes sense, and totally valid. But I've found that lots of places seem to be focused on if you know X rather than being a well versed, developer who enjoys growth. And it feels more and more like the reason is because they don't expect anyone to stay there for more than a few years tops.