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Pretty expensive, to be honest. Facebook snatches up most of the "engineers" and blockchain companies hire a lot of the academic community. That being said, if
by vmchale 8y ago
Pretty expensive, to be honest. Facebook snatches up most of the "engineers" and blockchain companies hire a lot of the academic community.
That being said, if you have the money, Haskell developers will absolutely follow - and in some domains the project will actually be cheaper.
- MrMorden 8y agoThe executives who think good developers are "expensive" are generally happy to throw gobs of money at BPO firms to do the job half as well as in-house staff for twice as much money. Besides which, an employee with a fully-loaded cost of $200k/yr can be sent to a one-week external class for well under $15k including salary, tuition, travel, and expenses. That's far less than the cost of acquiring and onboarding that employee; and if you don't care to train your staff, they'll jump ship for an employer that doesn't suck the stars out of the sky.
- vmchale 8y agoYou can absolutely get some top-tier Haskell talent for $200k/year :)