And then all governments and corporations demand immediate support as if they have paid Tier 3 SLA with the unpaid maintainers lol.
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And then all governments and corporations demand immediate support as if they have paid Tier 3 SLA with the unpaid maintainers lol.
Once you start thinking in jj it becomes frustrating having think back to use GitHub as a code repo.
#1 good benefits. More than 2 weeks pto. A paid sick leave policy. Company paid health care. Paternity leave. Company match on 401k.
#2 Leadership that cares about good engineering over deadlines. Logistics is very fast paced. There is often a lot of pressure to deploy things yesterday. Development takes time, trial, and error. You need to be able to have patience for engineering.
The system is cool. But the majority of jobs are underpaid in comparison to the open source stacks. And they wonder why there is a lack of new blood.
There are many articles out there claiming COBOL/Mainframe/AS400/“ancient” programmers are retiring and the orgs want to pay you big bucks to replace them. For the most part they are just parlor tricks to try and get a cost savings on new grads.