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This feels good intuitively but is not born out by my experiences and observations. The notion that "high paying/good software engineer" are two aspects of the
by skeeter2020 4y ago
This feels good intuitively but is not born out by my experiences and observations. The notion that "high paying/good software engineer" are two aspects of the same outcome is wrong. To the OP, the answer is "pays beter with less demand and more risk". Example: we're struggling to find Elixir developers and thus paying a premium for good (not great) talent; we're also looking to switch to Node which will reduce our demand for Elixir devs.
- 71a54xd 4y agoI'm currently looking for an elixir contract gig! Feel free to email at hydratedchia@gmail.com :)
- throwawaymaths 4y agoSeriously, pay the premium. You'll waste the delta endlessly searching through the chaff of node developers, and then pay another cost when your node architecture needs to be de-spaghettified or your node developer decides to create another layer of tech debt by switch to using next.js from redux, or starting to use aws lambdas, etc. Etc etc.