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Again, this is missing the importance of the ratio of supply to demand. > If there are 2 zillion positions available, there’s a much larger chance to find some
by AlchemistCamp 4y ago
Again, this is missing the importance of the ratio of supply to demand.
> If there are 2 zillion positions available, there’s a much larger chance to find something in my area and meeting all my requirements/wishes. But if there are just 100 jobs, I might end up without a job, or with a job I’m not very happy about.
If there are 5 zillion candidates seeking those 2 zillion positions, it's a much smaller chance you'll get one you want. You might end up without a job, or with a job you're not very happy about.
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- isbvhodnvemrwvn 4y agoI don't see how this follows. There are many orders of magnitude of companies I would like to work for that use JS, than those which use Elixir. Many more openings per day, in many different places.
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- AlchemistCamp 4y agoMaybe this analogy will help: Restaurant A has 10 seats and 5 customers who just bought a meal and want to dine there. Restaurant B has 20 seats and 50 customers who just bought a meal and want to dine there. Which will be easier for you to get a seat in? The answer is Restaurant A, even though it has a smaller supply of seats. This is because supply and demand both matter!