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You know what I find puzzling? How “years of experience” still holds so much weight in hiring decisions for software engineers. Does it really tell the whole story about someone’s skills and value? Think about this: • One engineer works across various stages of the software development lifecycle in a year, gaining diverse skills and adapting to different roles. • Another spends years on a single project, deeply specializing in one area. Sure, their resumes might show the same number of years, but can we honestly say their experiences are equivalent? Now consider the environments: • Startups push you to grow fast, wear many hats, and focus on solutions. • Larger companies emphasize structure, guidelines, and long-term product maintenance. Neither path is inherently better; they offer different kinds of experiences. Yet, the metric of "years of experience" oversimplifies these nuances. So why is this still such a crucial measure for determining seniority? Wouldn't it make more sense to focus on what someone has done, the problems they've solved, and the environments they've adapted to? Does "years of experience" still make sense as a measure of seniority in software engineering? How do you evaluate true expertise? #SoftwareEngineering #Hiring #CareerGrowth #TechHiring #LinkedInCommunity #TalentAssessment

The biggest mistake hiring managers make when interviewing software engineers…. Focusing too much on technical skills at the expense of soft skills. I’ve seen many clients make this mistake! While technical skills are important, this approach overlooks long-term potential growth 🔝 I mean, think about it 💭 If a software engineer: → Can’t work in a team → Can’t solve a problem → Knows a specific framework but can’t adapt to new ones Then you don’t have a great engineer — you have a bottleneck ⚙️ In my experience, software engineers rarely work in isolation. They work with other engineers and product managers almost daily. Finding someone with both expertise and ability to thrive in a team isn’t easy — but it makes all the difference! 🤷♂️ If you're building a team that can grow and succeed long-term, it starts with hiring the right people. Let me know if you need help finding them. #hiring #software #SaaS #fullstack

🚀 Are You Hiring Software Engineers? Let’s Connect! 🚀 In today’s fast-paced tech world, finding top software engineering talent is more challenging than ever. If you’re a tech company actively hiring and looking to strengthen your team, I’d love to support your hiring journey. We’re offering a unique opportunity for hiring managers and recruiters to connect with a network of skilled engineers ready to make an impact. From seasoned developers to promising new talent, our resources are here to help you find the right fit quickly and efficiently. 📩 Interested? Drop your email below or DM me, and I’ll share more details about how we can help streamline your hiring process and connect you with top candidates. Let’s bring the best talent to your team—together! #hiring #techrecruitment #softwareengineers #talentacquisition #opportunities #recruit

How do I determine if a software developer truly has strong technical skills? It’s a common question for non-technical founders. It’s not just about what’s on their resume. Candidates who stand out often have tangible proof of their expertise—open-source contributions like GitHub or personal projects that highlight their problem-solving abilities and passion for the field. Equally telling is their ability to explain complex concepts in simple terms. Clear communication reflects not only a deep understanding but also their readiness to collaborate and mentor. Paired with a curious, growth-oriented mindset, these qualities often signal someone who will bring real value to a team. At Australiance, we’ve been hiring top tech talent—developers, testers, architects, CTOs and many more for over 10 years, building deep in-house expertise along the way. If you are from a non-technical background and finding it tough to hire for tech roles, let us help. Reach out to me at [email protected], we are here to help you secure your next great hire or offer guidance to simplify your hiring journey. #TechHiring #HiringTechTalent #StartupsHiring #NonTechnicalFounder #RecruitmentExpertise #SoftwareDeveloperHiring Leo Denes Romane Delvallee Celine W. Mathilde Marriat Eleonore Zumbiehl Reza Khosravi Liliane Ndour Taoufik ELMANAJI

🚀 Are You Hiring Software Engineers? Let’s Connect! 🚀 In today’s fast-paced tech world, finding top software engineering talent is more challenging than ever. If you’re a tech company actively hiring and looking to strengthen your team, I’d love to support your hiring journey. We’re offering a unique opportunity for hiring managers and recruiters to connect with a network of skilled engineers ready to make an impact. From seasoned developers to promising new talent, our resources are here to help you find the right fit quickly and efficiently. 📩 Interested? Drop your email below or DM me, and I’ll share more details about how we can help streamline your hiring process and connect you with top candidates. Let’s bring the best talent to your team—together! #hiring #techrecruitment #softwareengineers #talentacquisition #opportunities

In the world of health tech, many believe that hiring the right software engineers is just about technical skills. But the truth is, cultural fit is equally important. When teams clash, projects fail. Imagine a startup that had a brilliant product idea but struggled to launch because the engineers didnt mesh with the company culture. They faced constant miscommunication and frustration. The solution? Prioritize cultural alignment during the hiring process. This means looking beyond resumes and coding tests. Engage candidates in team activities. Ask about their values and work styles. Create a hiring process that reflects your company culture. By doing this, you build a cohesive team that collaborates effectively. The benefits are clear: - Improved team morale - Faster project completion - Higher quality products - Reduced turnover rates When everyone is on the same page, innovation thrives. As Steve Jobs once said, Great things in business are never done by one person; theyre done by a team of people. Investing in cultural fit pays off in the long run. Are you ready to rethink your hiring strategy? #HealthTech #SoftwareEngineering #TeamCulture #Hiring #StartupSuccess

A lot of people share this sentiment, but please hire inexperienced software engineers. The tech world has got to be the only career where we simultaneously complain about not having enough engineers, laying people off and not hiring new engineers. I get that companies want to try to please their investors with immediate short-term growth, but it's a poor strategy. You can't please your investor because you always could have better numbers. Rather than trying to please your investor, just set your goals on making a good company.Take strategic risks rather than pleasing your investors. Data shows that 100% of engineers that you think are amazing were inexperienced at one point. Every big successful company has hired inexperienced employees before. Hiring new workers isn't a new strategy but a tried and true one that has proven it works time and time again. #softwareengineer #recruiting #hiringmanagers #machinelearning

In hiring for software engineers there is no greater myth than "the bar" as a universal and immutable standard of quality. Would you like to know a secret? The bar will look suspiciously like your senior-most leadership at a company, and unsurprisingly it will select for people that are agreeable to them. It is a self-perpetuating cycle that those who are hired, and then promoted, are those who agree the most with a company systemically. The problem is that the needs of a company evolve over time, and a company mired in bias will find themselves unable to hire and promote themselves out of the stagnancy and debt they incur. This is why it is critical to hire people who are very different from us, who think in novel ways, who came from different backgrounds, and are able to show us something surprising. There is nothing more fatal to innovation and progress than groupthink and hype. Hire someone who will challenge you, and you will grow far more for it.

Here's how to nail that perfect software engineer hire: ✅ Craft a job description that sizzles with passion and innovation. Skills matter, but so does selling your startup's vision! ✅ Cast a wide net! Tap into your network and online tech communities. Your coding superstar could be just a click away. ✅ Look beyond the resume. During interviews, focus on problem-solving, cultural fit, and a thirst for learning. Stay unbiased and consider coding tests or projects. ✅ Champion collaboration! Effective communication and teamwork are as vital as coding chops. Build a team that clicks on all fronts. Remember, hiring is about more than just filling a role. It's about creating a diverse and inclusive team that drives your startup to new heights. Ready to unlock your tech future? Let's make it happen! Visit FullStackRemote for expert help in hiring your software engineer 👉https://bit.ly/40KaTrW #FullStackRemote #hiringsoftwareengineer #StartupSuccess

#HiringLeaders – Strong software Engineers are proving their worth five-fold. Our latest Tech Hiring Trends report reveals that 20% of U.S. engineering leaders believe that a strong #SoftwareEngineer is worth at least five times their total compensation — up from 13% last year. ✨ Despite the ever-evolving hiring landscape, top-performing companies recognize the importance of software developers. How is your organization adapting to attract and retain top engineering talent?