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Not everyone is a software developer. For example nurses, paramedics, daycare workes which experience extremely tight labor market the salaries are not going up
by myth_drannon 4y ago
Not everyone is a software developer.
For example nurses, paramedics, daycare workes which experience extremely tight labor market the salaries are not going up. Actually they slashed the pandemic bonuses so the salaries are going down.
They are bringing people out of retirement that are willing to work for the current wages. My son's daycare had a new educator who could barely walk with a cane(not to mention to lift a child) because yonger workers refuse to work for the low salaries.
- jliptzin 4y agoI am not talking about software developers, I am talking warehouse workers, customer support specialists, bookkeepers. If they're having trouble finding employees it simply means they're not offering enough money for the job. Ask what the CEO is paying himself if he's complaining about not being able to find workers. I post ads in the $25-30/hr range and get about 500 resumes in 2 days, plenty of qualified applicants to choose from.