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True, but it's still a net benefit for good companies. And it's not like it means you're competing with FAANG on every hire. There are far more developers out
by tempestn 4y ago
True, but it's still a net benefit for good companies. And it's not like it means you're competing with FAANG on every hire. There are far more developers out there (including very good ones) than those companies can employ. Especially now when most are looking to downsize instead!
- midoridensha 4y ago>True, but it's still a net benefit for good companies. Yes, but what about the crappy companies? It's a big net negative for them, so they're going to oppose it. They don't want to compete with companies around the nation; they want to be the only employer in town so their employees feel locked in and unable to change jobs without selling their home and moving.