> Its hard to build a case for differentiating the value of one JS/Ruby/Python programmers hours against another as the barrier to entry is low without a contex

> Its hard to build a case for differentiating the value of one JS/Ruby/Python programmers hours against another as the barrier to entry is low without a context. I agree. One reason I want to move away from this area is this, since the people hiring generally look at technology (Python expertise), not experience as a whole (how many complete products you have under your name). In this regard I have to compete with fresh-from-college kids since anyone can claim doing what I do.