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It depends on where you are. I'm in silicon valley and yes - regardless of the compensation or benefits you offer it seems impossible to satisfy the demand for
by TallGuyShort 14y ago
It depends on where you are. I'm in silicon valley and yes - regardless of the compensation or benefits you offer it seems impossible to satisfy the demand for programmers. I tried really hard to get a job (specifically, one that shared my interests and appeared to have good benefits) near Denver for a year and couldn't - but I get recruiters contacting me every day near San Francisco.
- eric_the_read 14y agoSounds like you've left Denver already; that's too bad, because we're hiring Rails devs in the Denver area-- http://www.comverge.com/careers/ http://www.comverge.com/careers/
- TallGuyShort 14y agoI'm not much of a rails guy - but I'll remember to look you up when I decide it's time to move back :)
- jlgreco 14y agoAmong the few unemployed programmers I know, there seems to be a universal theme: either the unwillingness or the inability to relocate. I have to say, having relocated several thousand miles myself, I find it hard to sympathize with the unwilling.