Sorry for the late response. No, that's not really what I tried to say. It's rather just a dilemma I was pointing out: If there's more noise and less signal, it

Sorry for the late response. No, that's not really what I tried to say. It's rather just a dilemma I was pointing out: If there's more noise and less signal, it's harder for the good people to find good employers _and_ vice versa. Not easier. Not to mention that a lot of "good enough" devs can manage to stay employed, even when better devs are available on the market. Any automatic correction to this will, I believe, take years. The way I find clients for my company is exclusively by reputation, i.e. network. Quite often I get asked if I know good devs, and I'm starting to draw a blank. So if you feel like reaching out for a chat (see my profile), I could offer to reach out if something comes up. My circles are primarily in Europe though.