I agree with you, we went through the same thing at work. Developers may be dime a doze, but good developers are difficult to find. On the flip side of this, t

I agree with you, we went through the same thing at work. Developers may be dime a doze, but good developers are difficult to find. On the flip side of this, there's a good reason .Net developers are dime a dozen - .Net jobs are dime a dozen. It gives us variety and the ability to find another job quickly. Also, I've found many times that the reason employers use technology like .Net and Java is that they have a bigger pool of candidates to pick from.