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Interesting. Were they otherwise experienced developers who you just needed to train in your particular toolchain, or have you hired inexperienced developers an
by morgante 12y ago
Interesting. Were they otherwise experienced developers who you just needed to train in your particular toolchain, or have you hired inexperienced developers and trained them to be more experienced?
- spc476 12y agoThere's training expenses regardless of who you hire. There's training in the work flow and the software stack you use (which you haven't mentioned at all on any of the job posts you mentioned elsewhere). It's never "slot right in and be 100% productive from minute one."
- beachstartup 12y agoboth, although the second type you mention just happens on the job, there isn't really a "get better at everything" class, that's just called work experience. training classes for specific software is either free (depending on the type of business relationship between the two companies) or $500-$5k with a big cluster around $1500. anything outside of that range is really rare. hotel/flight/car is usually about $1k+ combined in the US. classe usually last a day or two.