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Why so cautious? Are you not hiring programmers at-will? If Im not performing on par with a team, Id leave no hard feelings. The reason I applied is im highly i
by hokua 15y ago
Why so cautious? Are you not hiring programmers at-will? If Im not performing on par with a team, Id leave no hard feelings. The reason I applied is im highly interested in building tools for educators, and currently run a business that sells such tools.
- mentat 15y agoTraining is expensive and time consuming for the team as a whole. "Trying someone out" is usually not efficient.
- hokua 15y agoYou can try someone out before you invest in them. Its called internships/probationary period. Lots of companies do it.
- mentat 15y agoTo "try them out" you have to teach them enough about your process and code base to be useful. That still can take significant amounts of time. The primary investment isn't money, it's time.