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I'm in the Calif. Foothills, I usually find most things on Craigslist,or the CA Jobs site. Either you must not be near me, or it isn't the technologies I'm int
by LarryMade2 11y ago
I'm in the Calif. Foothills, I usually find most things on Craigslist,or the CA Jobs site.
Either you must not be near me, or it isn't the technologies I'm interested in, or I wans't what you were looking for.
I can offer that up in the hills you aren’t going to have a diverse skills environment. Either you will get some home-grown techs (like me), not very many of them, they usually move to SV or somewhere more tech friendly; or transplants from other places. So the more specific you are in what you want the less chance of finding talent. If you are willing to entertain other skillsets (if you are locked-in, maybe add in training option for highly skilled people in other platforms) you might have better luck.
Good luck
- sf56 11y agoThanks for the reply! We've done just this with our most recent hire. He had a lot of relevant experience but with a totally different tech stack. In the end we decided we'd rather have someone who has been there and done that with different tools than someone who has less overall experience but more comfort with our current setup. So far it looks like it has been a good decision! We're in Nevada County building SAAS web and mobile apps. How about you?
- LarryMade2 11y agoCalaveras County, 90 Miles south. Working on a better community directory and more web-app ( doplaces.com ), other than that spent the past couple decades working on applications for a non-profit (data collection, management and reporting) so developing an architecture (wouldn't call it a framework) along those lines; SAAS is something I've been thinking of - more for managing more wide-ranging distributed updates. you can see a few of the things I mess with at larrymade.com and portcommodore.com