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> rather get someone who can juice the machine by showing up with existing knowledge This doesn't feel like a sustainable way to build engineering org. You onl
by dangwhy 4y ago
> rather get someone who can juice the machine by showing up with existing knowledge
This doesn't feel like a sustainable way to build engineering org. You only get N chances for such 'juicing', what do you do when you need to juice but don't have open headcount. You have to come up with a strategy for that anyways, so why not implement ' want juice but no headcount' strategy and expand your hiring pool.
I've also found that people who sell themselves as "Rust/SAP/Java engineer" seem to have a huge bias against anything else which makes sense since they've built their careers selling themselves as experts in a particular niche.
- renewiltord 4y agoWe're a small prop shop. I don't need to do sustainable in the way you're thinking. And I think we might be speaking at cross purposes. I want someone with a skillset. I'm going to hire them for that skillset. That doesn't mean they only have that skillset but that's the thing that provides utility.
- dangwhy 4y agooh got it. Thank you for the clarification!
- Yoric 4y agoThere is a niche of Rust SAP Java engineers? Wow :)
- dangwhy 4y agoyes its the next big thing.