You can think of this as a crush course in hiring top tech talent. More precisely, in this presentation I discuss the main drivers that affect top developers' decision making process when it comes to looking for a new role (taken from Stack Overflow's 2012 developer survey).
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2. The Dunning-Kruger Effect
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23. Top 10 Things
Programmers
Want
#10 Physical
workspace
#9 Location
#8 Creative work
#7 Identification with
company goals
#6 Great tools and
hardware
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#5 Excitement about
company products
#4 Independence
#3 Good management
#2 High calibre team
#1 Growth
#3: ¡°The?Dunning¨CKruger effect?is a?cognitive bias?in which unskilled individuals suffer from?illusory superiority, mistakenly rating their ability much higher than average.¡±
#5: Over 25 million people use Stack Overflow every month ¨C that¡¯s the population of New Your, London and Tokyo combined
#8: 2012 survey results ¨C In 2012, we conducted a survey of more than 2,000 programmers onStack Overflow to find out what matters most when they look for a job. These programmers lived all over the world, had up to 12 years of experience, and were evenly split among industries of all sizes.
#9: 9/10 devs would accept an offer that pays 10% less to work at a company that fits their other criteria better
#10: 75% of programmers say that physical workspace is important Sunlight-the perfect workstation Offer amenities
#17: Buying programmers the tools they want will ultimately show you respect their work and value their contribution.8.6% non-negotiable 41.9% - Very important
#18: -It¡¯s essential that your employees actually care about the work that they do, which means they need to like what your organization produces. If you can¡¯t get candidates excited about your product during the application process, your chance of successfully recruiting them will crumble. -Find your ¡°fan base¡± ¨C Borrow My Doggie
#19: 96% said that independence is an important factor One of the best-known studies on workplace happiness found that that employees are happier when they have an ability to control things around them
#20: - 98% of programmers said it was importantto have good management and no bureaucracy.
#21: 98% of programmers in our survey said that they prefer to work on a smart, hardworking team. No big surprise here, but good luck attracting any smart people to your company if you don¡¯t have any smart people there already. Smart people attract smart people, so make sure you¡¯re using the right magnet in your recruiting efforts.
#23: 38% od programmers will only work at a company that will give them the opportunity to learn and grow