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This story will hurt the bank's ability to hire talented programmers and developers in the future.
by superfunny 6y ago
This story will hurt the bank's ability to hire talented programmers and developers in the future.
- CKN23-ARIN 6y agoWhich will, in turn, result in a higher likelihood of similar bugs in the future.
- ARandomerDude 6y agoIt was 4 years ago and Chase has very deep pockets. They could hire talent this morning if they wanted to.
- mrfox321 6y agoLike they want to pay competitive salaries to devs... Banks lose talent because they view tech as cost centers.
- user5994461 6y agoBanks are like the second employer of tech right behind web companies. They can be quite competitive, though usually more on the investment/market side than the retail side.
- nunez 6y agoI can assure you that it won't.
- mint2 6y agoA recruiter reached out to me and I was already leaning towards not replying because banks seem terrible tech environments. I’m not replying.
- spopejoy 6y agoIt won't, but don't worry -- megabanks can't hire anybody good anymore now that FANG pays the big bucks. Yes, they've got deep pockets, but they are bean counters and notoriously cheap -- startups and tech cos are way, way better about everything from decent coffee to healthcare benefits. They're buried in deep strata of horrible legacy tech, they have huge middle-manager bureaucracies and politics, ridiculous and ineffective security that slows IT processes to a crawl, and the whole thing bleeds money to maintain -- so in the end they are kind of tech-hostile and will do anything to keep programmer salaries down, avoid promotions, etc.