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> employers don't want generalists with generic CS knowledge That's not true. Like I said, this is more of a problem if you are trying to break in. > people t
by grandempire 2y ago
> employers don't want generalists with generic CS knowledge
That's not true. Like I said, this is more of a problem if you are trying to break in.
> people they can immediately slot in and start crushing Jira tickets.
This is representative of the only the most precarious software contracts.
> They wouldn't get hired at all in real life.
I have hiring capability and I would hire them.
The poster said their skills would be out of date. I think you're confusing a sales problem for a skill problem.
- FirmwareBurner 2y ago>That's not true. It's the case wherever I applied, which makes it true for me. >This is representative of the only the most precarious software contracts. Same argument as above. >I have hiring capability and I would hire them. Where are you located? Do you hire fully remote?
- grandempire 2y ago> Do you hire fully remote? I think this may be the real problem you are facing.