Why do you think you're overworked? Why do you think it is extremely difficult to hire cost-effective devs?
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Replying to @GolerGkA
Devs like this can sometimes manage to glide by because the people interviewing them (for low-range salaries/hourly work, anyway) aren't themselves technically competent & are easy to impress via jargon and conceptual sleight-of-hand (basically, a Nerd Savvy performance)
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Replying to @GolerGkA
It's not the case that *anyone* can be a strong dev... but for a long time, you were expected to play the Nerd Savvy game for access to the market — e.g. have strong opinions on vim/emacs, be able to whiteboard runnable code, etc. Wrt creative problem-solving, it's a distraction.
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Replying to @GolerGkA
It's possible for a bright, creative problem-solver to learn to code in a matter of months and be perfectly competent at pseudo-coding a brilliant solution to a much tougher (and more work-relevant) problem that they could write relatively quickly after a few Google searches
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Replying to @webdevMason @GolerGkA
But if you're expecting someone to hand-write a program, the problem it solves must be relatively simple, and a moron with a lot of experience staring at built-in functions will perform better than a very creative novice.
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