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I understand that, but some of these startup posts have a list of 7-10 technologies. Surely there's some that are essential and others on the "nice to have" lis
by caw 14y ago
I understand that, but some of these startup posts have a list of 7-10 technologies. Surely there's some that are essential and others on the "nice to have" list? You want a Django person who knows JQuery, but if they have Rackspace experience rather than AWS, or if it's a Rubyist who knows gem A but not B, it seems like they'd be excluded on some of the job listings.
- daurnimator 14y agoI'm not really sure which posts you refer to. Job posting tend to mention large frameworks (such as django or rails) or ask for experience with certain vendor software (such as postgres or redis). Specific libraries would be highly uncommon, as they would only be used for a single task (and not what you deal with every day). I'd be wary of any job posting that does this: they could just have a single problem that they'll get you to solve as an interview question.