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Working on logistics software has been my day job for 14 years. You can attract experienced developers by giving them autonomy, GOOD pay, and a healthy work env
by bdcravens 2y ago
Working on logistics software has been my day job for 14 years. You can attract experienced developers by giving them autonomy, GOOD pay, and a healthy work environment. I wouldn't trade a "cool project" for any of that.
It does sound like the best solution would be to bring most of the development in house, but integrate with third-party APIs where it makes sense (ie, the data transfer piece you referenced)
- RangerScience 2y ago>I wouldn't trade a "cool project" for any of that. something-something "Life is short to deal with problems we didn't have to have"
- theshrike79 2y agoThere's something about creating software that lasts for decades and is actually used by actual people every day.