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> Now, everybody knows enough of how to do it that it's assumed for many roles Is it? I don't know anyone who can code proficiently outside of people who work
by mywittyname 11mo ago
> Now, everybody knows enough of how to do it that it's assumed for many roles
Is it? I don't know anyone who can code proficiently outside of people who work tech jobs (or used to).
- raw_anon_1111 11mo agoThe thing is that there are enough people who are good enough enterprise CRUD developers - especially for remote roles and/or outsourced developers - that it’s hard to stand out from the crowd or command increasingly higher salaries. Gen AI has made the problem worse. Even if you are targeting a major tech, if you are trying to differentiate yourself by how well you can reverse a btree on the white board, there are plenty of people who can do the same. It’s not a differentiator that you have previous experience in BigTech any more. So do thousands of others.