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as someone who is from that neck of woods I can tell you that the people you interact with are probably not your typical developers from there. as with everyth
by mirceal 8y ago
as someone who is from that neck of woods I can tell you that the people you interact with are probably not your typical developers from there.
as with everything in life there are people that are really good at what they do and also there are people that are not so good.
i personally don't care where you're from when I'm working with you. what you know and what you can do is what I care about.
- noir_lord 8y agoIt absolutely could be selection bias. That said I still hold their English was better than the average English person I've worked with generally (not just Developers).
- dmix 8y agoI’ve always found Europeans seem more inclined to generalize by country at the minute level than people in North America. Of course in an endearing sort of way, not to be mean. Talent is talent, it can come from anywhere but tends to congregate in certian places. Usually because talent attracts other talent. Not merely just existing opportunity/attributes of the area.