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And an unexperienced one at that. Average 8.5 years of experience. Wow dude, slow down, that's amazing! You're basically on a level of a mid-level engineer. At
by akuji1993 8y ago
And an unexperienced one at that. Average 8.5 years of experience. Wow dude, slow down, that's amazing! You're basically on a level of a mid-level engineer.
At my firm, we start talks of upgrading a regular to a senior developer at 7 years, usually it takes them to the 8th year to get a Senior role. So these guys, in my eyes, just reached a senior position and claim to be top of the line already? Yeah, not really.
Edit: Also the website seems to be an MVP as well. No information found whatsoever about who these guys are, what exactly it is they are doing, what it will cost me etc. etc.
- emagdnim2100 8y agoThis isn't something to be proud of. Time-based advancement is a lazy, outdated system. Folks have wildly different levels of talent coming in, and develop at different paces throughout their careers. There are much more important factors that "time served."