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by pathtracer
1990 days ago
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> Post a job advert for erlang, you'll get significantly less applicants because there are fewer erlang programmers. In general I would agree with you, but does that work everywhere? I could see how that works in some tech focused locations like Silicon Valley. But if I would try to hire Erlang developers around here I would not find a single one. Unless of course I would hire remotely and try to compete with SV company salaries. |
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That assumes that everyone that is worth hiring is already in SV or somewhere else with a similar salary.