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Smells to me that if you can be patient then you’re not after a need. Companies than can hire, hire because they can and not because they need? Isn’t that what
by rafavento 1y ago
Smells to me that if you can be patient then you’re not after a need.
Companies than can hire, hire because they can and not because they need?
Isn’t that what got us into this mess?
- theamk 1y agoThere is always a need for very good engineers, and you never know when one will come up. As other posters said, if you get a bad hire (or even mediocre hire), it might be total negative - both because of negative contributions, but also because maybe the management only gave you one spot, and now you've given it to mediocre person, you no longer have a chance to giving to someone better. Back when I was at a startup, we've were looking for the new people basically constantly. Very few people applied however (we were C++, not web, and in the constrained system...) and even fewer people passed, so we ended up with 1-2 people per year total.