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That's going to vary wildly depending on who you interview, which is going to depend on what sort of thing your company does. A game studio is going to get peop
by justinpombrio 8y ago
That's going to vary wildly depending on who you interview, which is going to depend on what sort of thing your company does. A game studio is going to get people that know C and Lua with a fringe group that are excited about Rust, while a big enterprisey company is going to get Java and C# developers with a fringe group that are excited about F#. (Maybe these examples are all wrong, but you get the idea.)
- munk-a 8y agoI absolutely agree, yea, and it's locality based... so up here in Vancouver it's really easy to find people familiar with AWS and system programmer types (Java/C++) along with the strong web development scene adding a lot of availability to react, node, a little bit of remaining angular. But within that market it's further divided, if you're looking for non-game related Objective-C developers you'd probably be in trouble and so on... It really is a super complex question, but that's the sort of ranking vector I'd be more interested as opposed to "How quickly do stackoverflow questions get accepted answers?" and I am under no illusion that it'd be super hard to measure.