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Re:Tech industry's persistent claim of worker shortage may b... by ams6110 on Sunday August 02, 2015 @11:47PM (#9993664)
They need to consider moving outside the valley, if a developer with 3 months experience can get 130K. They can come to the midwest USA and get devs with 10 years experience for well under six figures.
Re:Tech industry's persistent claim of worker shortage may b... by mahyarm on Monday August 03, 2015 @12:45AM (#9993857)
They cannot get 130k, they just think they can get 130k. They won't pass the interviews, or even the recruiters most of the time.
Re:Tech industry's persistent claim of worker shortage may b... by Bahamut on Monday August 03, 2015 @01:11AM (#9993938)
And yet a lot of Bay Area startups (some even YC companies that popup here) think they can get away with offering top notch developers in their field $130k & poor equity.

The outrageousness cuts both ways.

Re:Tech industry's persistent claim of worker shortage may b... by mahyarm on Monday August 03, 2015 @01:19AM (#9993971)
Usually they are young and don't know how startups work that well. They don't know how the full financial simulation works out.