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I don't know. I love StackOverflow. From the first day StackOverflow was announced, I wanted to be a part of it. I knew that it would be successful and useful
by niyazpk 17y ago
I don't know.
I love StackOverflow. From the first day StackOverflow was announced, I wanted to be a part of it. I knew that it would be successful and useful to at least a small group of programmers.
StackOverflow Careers? Not much. Why do they have to defend this careers thing so much? SO Careers is addressing a real problem, but I don't know if it is the right solution.
I don't mind paying, (paying back the great SO team is fulfilling) but the viability of the SO Careers model for an international audience is debatable. As EugeneG pointed out, we are not participating in SO just for the karma factor.
- alec 17y ago"Why do they have to defend this careers thing so much?" A career page seems to be the preferred route to go to raise revenue for programming websites. They're not defending it, they're promoting it. Using a job board to directly or indirectly raise revenue is done here, on reddit, on Joel on Software, and now on Stack Overflow. Probably because programmers often have adblock on and don't generally buy a lot of software.