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There’s a bunch of reasons I don’t want entry level people around, in general the drama is a lot higher and the dice rolling is more significant on whether they
by monero-xmr 4y ago
There’s a bunch of reasons I don’t want entry level people around, in general the drama is a lot higher and the dice rolling is more significant on whether they work out. We do 6 month internships and students either take a sabbatical or their college has co-op programs for longer interns, and if they are good and can work remote effectively, we will hire them once they graduate. Otherwise it’s 2+ years experience and up only and we strongly prefer more experienced people. You need to be self-motivated as no one is watching you, and the people in their 30s+ are typically much better at this.
- SpeedilyDamage 4y ago> We are fully remote > we can’t train new devs Yeah, I think it’s clear what’s going on here to folks who aren’t you.