What does the job market look like right now for Django Developers?
Iโve shared some of my thoughts in a quick summary and left a little advice for job seekers too.
What do you think about looking for local jobs to gain an advantage over your competition rather than just applying to remote positions?
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What's your hiring process like to secure great Python Developers for your team?
I've written up some of the key โ do's and โ don'ts to consider in my latest blog post on the @foxleytalent website.
https://foxleytalent.com/blog/how-to-hire-a-python-developer/
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I have a feeling that there may be a bit of competition to hire great Django Developers again in 2024 as the "job market" shows signs of improving.
As a job seeker deciding whether to join a new company or not, your future employer may be trying to impress you with their benefits list.
Instead of a new laptop or office chair what if your employer gave you an allowance to donate to an OSS project of your choice?
Would you chose that employer over another?
Little bit of fun with a competitor on LinkedIn this afternoon.
This genuinely happens to Liam and Josh at Foxley all the time too.
Jon Gould
DjangoCon Europe