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good point. I've also lived in non-US countries and saw that. So question for you is - in your country is the need for the certificate increasing or decreasing
by andyidsinga 11y ago
good point. I've also lived in non-US countries and saw that.
So question for you is - in your country is the need for the certificate increasing or decreasing?
- pjmlp 11y agoIncreasing, it doesn't make sense to decrease, given our society. As I said, without papers certifying the knowledge one has, the application will just be tossed into the garbage can. The only way to workaround that, like every southern country in Europe, is if you know someone that knows someone.... Also for any IT related job, applicants are expected to have at least a 3 year duration degree, with preference given to those with a 5 year duration one.
- bovermyer 11y agoI would love to see numbers on innovation, compensation, and quality of life of developers in the USA versus Europe. I have my suspicions on how it'd turn out, but a full exploration would be fascinating.
- andyidsinga 11y agohowe do you think it would turn out?
- bovermyer 11y agoI suspect (based on nothing more concrete than heresay) that European developers have less stress, American developers make more money, European developers have better health care and fringe benefits, and American developers are more prone to trying something insane just to see if it works.