GOOD ENGINEERING STARTS WITH (HARD TO HIRE) PEOPLE


YOU NEED GREAT ENGINEERS, BUT SO DOES EVERYBODY ELSE

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"Access to developers is a bigger threat to success than access to capital. This underscores the most important point about developers as force-multipliers: It's not just how many developers companies have; it's also about how they're being leveraged."

 

 

GREAT ENGINEERS ARE NOT STEREOTYPES

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40% of engineers only need one cup of coffee a day, and 2% drink Soylent. Many are early birds and nearly half would rather work in an office every day. Their most dreaded database is IBM DB2 (but they love Redis). They collaborate on open-source projects in their spare time and prefer electronic music. They don't think leadership prioritizes technology.

They are the heart of modern business.

 

 

 

THEIR MOTIVATIONS ARE DIFFERENT TO YOURS

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When looking for a job, 70% said better compensation was the motivator, but for job priorities, 51.3% said 'languages, frameworks, and other technologies I'd be working with'. Less than 12% said financial performance of the organisation.

 

 

 

44% SAID COMPANY CULTURE WAS THE MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR

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 Hiring great engineers requires a different approach and a cultural shift.

 

 

HOW YOU BUILD A STRONG ENGINEERING CULTURE

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Let's re-engineer 2021: How to build a strong engineering culture

 

GREAT ENGINEERS + STRONG CULTURE = BETTER BUSINESS

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GREAT ENGINEERS + STRONG CULTURE = BETTER BUSINESS