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I think it is mainly because in some startup or smaller shops they don't need senior staff to work on their problems Plus, senior folks are expensive
by karmasimida 4y ago
I think it is mainly because in some startup or smaller shops they don't need senior staff to work on their problems
Plus, senior folks are expensive
- jcadam 4y agoYou use inexperienced and/or cheap programmers to build the foundation of your company. Then you bring in experienced folks to keep the barely-functional ball of mud shambling along for the next 10 years. It's the SV way.
- jokethrowaway 4y agoThat's the opposite. Startups really need senior people only to hit the ground running; only established companies with seniors can afford to hire juniors. The thing is after a certain level of seniority, there is really not that much difference so you may just as well focus with someone with 10 years experience who charges a bit less, compared to a 15y dragon.