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It's ironic, if they paid that 30K to the developer they wouldn't have a hiring problem in the first place. It seems like employers are jumping through more an
by tocomment 13y ago
It's ironic, if they paid that 30K to the developer they wouldn't have a hiring problem in the first place.
It seems like employers are jumping through more and more hoops to avoid paying developers what they're worth.
- polymatter 13y agoAnd its interesting that they don't mention what they would do if a developer self-applies. Presumably, they wouldn't bother giving him the 30k as a 'golden hello' (otherwise if this were their intention they would say so).
- et5000 13y agoThe page says: Please don’t refer yourself (feel free to apply the usual way, though) But I'd try it anyway. ;-)
- polymatter 13y agoYou're right, I am blind. Its the very first bullet point too.
- Peroni 13y agoWhy not get a friend to refer you and split the referral fee down the middle?
- et5000 13y agoWe pay very competitively. For example, these past two years we have reviewed compensation twice a year in order to make sure we're paying what they're worth. We based our decisions on multiple salary surveys and our own offers based on new college graduates and competitors counter-offers.