Hiring and the market for lemons
Read OriginalThis article critically examines Joel Spolsky's classic blog post on hiring, which posits that great developers are rarely on the job market while incompetent ones apply frequently. It explores the 'market for lemons' analogy and questions the logic that great developers are both easily identifiable and yet never available for recruitment, suggesting a more nuanced view of the hiring pool.
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