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You are missing the point - startups don't always have the time/money to train someone in a new language. That's why they are looking for Javascript Ninjas who
by 727374 13y ago
You are missing the point - startups don't always have the time/money to train someone in a new language. That's why they are looking for Javascript Ninjas who can hit the ground running. Established firms inherently have money to invest in training if they choose to.
- georgemcbay 13y agoIf you have hired the right person they will very quickly "train" themselves and the only cost to you will be a slightly slower start (which will resolve itself in days to a couple of weeks max) at producing real code. Well worth it if the alternative is hiring someone who knows the language/framework you're working in, but pretty much only knows that language/framework.