Re:Practical Networked Applications in Rust, Part 1: Non-Net...
by asdkhadsj on Wednesday July 24, 2019 @07:55AM
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How common is it these days to hire for languages, anyway?
In my case with the devs I hire the only thing I care is that they want to work in a class of languages, like frontend or backend, and that they're not super picky.
I'm hiring people to solve problems for a living. I have full confidence that anyone I hire can learn any language I throw at them. My job (when hiring) is to make sure they'll want to work in the area, maybe a footnote about the language (if even known), but that's all.
Why does language matter so much to some people (as far as hiring goes).
In my case with the devs I hire the only thing I care is that they want to work in a class of languages, like frontend or backend, and that they're not super picky.
I'm hiring people to solve problems for a living. I have full confidence that anyone I hire can learn any language I throw at them. My job (when hiring) is to make sure they'll want to work in the area, maybe a footnote about the language (if even known), but that's all.
Why does language matter so much to some people (as far as hiring goes).