JP pays programmers very well. In fact, it's very good for the counties in which those programmers are employed. Well, that is, if they were in a money center.

JP pays programmers very well. In fact, it's very good for the counties in which those programmers are employed. Well, that is, if they were in a money center. Costs centers, like security and infrastructure, those places they minimize the costs! Part of minimizing costs is all about not paying for things that aren't expressly needed or killing programs that might make sense but cost too much. I worked there for half a year before quitting and going back to a start up. Nice people but only the people at the top seem to have a clue as to what to fix and they, themselves, can only focus on so many things at once.