I don't know your particular situation, however oftentimes giving a Junior developer less work is more efficient if the better developers can be more productive.
No startup ever has said "we're out of things to do". However, they often don't have time to mentor or train new employees.
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by joshuapants on Thursday July 23, 2015 @03:57PM
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> Based on my limited experience I would say it's usually a pretty bad sign if there's not enough work for the developers...
This is absolutely true. It either means resources are being inefficiently allocated or there's not enough business to justify so many salaries.
Last thing I heard they also are letting go one of the most capable and senior developer I know and had already fired the interaction designer/graphics girls. They're down to 5 people now.
Based on my limited experience I would say it's usually a pretty bad sign if there's not enough work for the developers...