True for a lot of industries.

found on twitter - @JS_Cheerleader

Also "20 years of experience required"

@cafecortado "...in nodejs"

Except when u grow them up - they'll most certainly leave you

@irene except it's not a joke or question... 😒

@odite not joke but a meme, failed one.

As long as their pay and work engagement go up as you grow them then yeah. Also you need good workplace environment and always invest in new and better things. You can't hire just someone, keep him on low pay and just slowly increase and complicate workload.

In other words company would succeed if they figure out 2 things:
1. Devs > Clients
2. People > Money

Otherwise you end up with a workspace where people learn and grab what they can and then they leave for a better company.

Must know node.js, python, go and have 8 years of experience in any of these languages. - Entry level positions