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> supply of Elixir talent exceeds demand, although this isn't unique to Elixir (e.g Rust) Is this true?
by beeburrt 3y ago
> supply of Elixir talent exceeds demand, although this isn't unique to Elixir (e.g Rust)
Is this true?
- sarchertech 3y agoAt my current company we’ve many times had to hire and train people who had no elixir experience. If anything I’d say the demand for experienced people exceeds supply.
- esclerofilo 3y agoTalent and experience are not the same thing, and I would say experience is a lot more correlated to demand of talent than to supply of it. More demand means more opportunities to get experience.
- di4na 3y agoAs a counter point, nearly all the good senior engineer with experience in elixir i know have all accepted non elixir jobs in the past few years and are still in them. Every time they go on the market for an elixir one, they cannot find good jobs and the few good one reject them. As I regularly point out, i have hired whole elixir teams in 2 months multiple time in the past. If you cannot find us, the problem is that your hiring process and work practices are pushing us out. Not that we do not exist.
- Dowwie 3y agoNo, I am lying. The most jobs out there are for elixir engineers and managers are struggling to fill vacancies.
- RadiozRadioz 3y agoWhy be so unnecessarily subversive?