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Accessibility is not always cheap and easy. I am only saying it isn’t more expensive if you know what you are doing. In my 15 year career as a JavaScript devel
by austin-cheney 3y ago
Accessibility is not always cheap and easy. I am only saying it isn’t more expensive if you know what you are doing.
In my 15 year career as a JavaScript developer all the biggest failures were directly attributed to poor training and leadership qualifying low standards. At some point people would do themselves a huge service by admitting they are too lazy/inept to train their staff and they deliver shit as a result. I got tired of all the weak excuses so now I do something else for a living.
- nfw2 3y agoIf the problem is needing more competent people, that tends to be an expensive problem to solve because competent people generally cost more to hire.
- austin-cheney 3y agoWhile that sounds logical it’s completely false in practice. Competent people need jobs just as much as incompetent people but it’s challenging to distinguish the two. Most employers are just happy to put bodies in seats and will adjust expectations accordingly.