I'm guessing this varies in different areas of the world. Given the
relative scarcity of Grails developers in the world, what would you
consider to be a fair price for hiring a developer hourly?
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Depending on the xp. Usually here we practice 550� HT a day for 3,5 months min contract to -1100� HT a day for short contracts , we employ 3-4 years experienced groovy grails people and . VMware is doing higher rates :) Web agencies and offshores do usually lower rates, however you can't rely 100% on them for QA, vision, architect, webscale, practices, propositions etc .
Depending also if you practice homeworking / coworking spaces. Our lowest rates are mainly due to this, this is mainly because we work from home and do some real meeting time to time.
You could try to get trainees, but your application quality will suffer except you have found a trainee star or you pair program with him 4h / day .
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 4:17 PM, Tomas Lin <toma...@gmail.com> wrote:
So I've recently had to interview a bunch of developers, and have been
given a very wide range of costs and prices ranging from $15/hour to
�500 per day.
I'm guessing this varies in different areas of the world. Given the
relative scarcity of Grails developers in the world, what would you
consider to be a fair price for hiring a developer hourly?
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Hi Tomas,
Tested several individuals for 45€/hr here in Berlin with two years experience. But most of them were recent converts from Java and were not groovy enough for our purposes.
We had some good experiences with a company from Poland and they charged from 15€ (junior 1-2yrs), 25€(2-3yrs) to 35 (3yrs+). As long as you get your team together for something like 2 week kickoff and have some means of code review in place I can also recommend that.
Regards,
Adrian
Am 21.02.2011 16:42, schrieb Stephane Maldini:
Depending on the xp. Usually here we practice 550€ HT a day for 3,5 months min contract to -1100€ HT a day for short contracts , we employ 3-4 years experienced groovy grails people and . VMware is doing higher rates :) Web agencies and offshores do usually lower rates, however you can't rely 100% on them for QA, vision, architect, webscale, practices, propositions etc .
Depending also if you practice homeworking / coworking spaces. Our lowest rates are mainly due to this, this is mainly because we work from home and do some real meeting time to time.
You could try to get trainees, but your application quality will suffer except you have found a trainee star or you pair program with him 4h / day .
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 4:17 PM, Tomas Lin <toma...@gmail.com> wrote:
So I've recently had to interview a bunch of developers, and have been
given a very wide range of costs and prices ranging from $15/hour to
£500 per day.
I'm guessing this varies in different areas of the world. Given the
relative scarcity of Grails developers in the world, what would you
consider to be a fair price for hiring a developer hourly?
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Interesting.
I wonder how 3+ years of grails experience is calculated considering Grails 1.0 was out only in Feb 2008. I remember the grails community being tiny back then. How many 0.5 developers can there really be out there?
Are they saying 'This is a java developer with 3 years experience including grails"?
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 3:55 PM, Adrian Hass <adria...@googlemail.com> wrote:
Hi Tomas,
Tested several individuals for 45�/hr here in Berlin with two years experience. But most of them were recent converts from Java and were not groovy enough for our purposes.
We had some good experiences with a company from Poland and they charged from 15� (junior 1-2yrs), 25�(2-3yrs) to 35 (3yrs+). As long as you get your team together for something like 2 week kickoff and have some means of code review in place I can also recommend that.
Regards,
Adrian
Am 21.02.2011 16:42, schrieb Stephane Maldini:
Depending on the xp. Usually here we practice 550� HT a day for 3,5 months min contract to -1100� HT a day for short contracts , we employ 3-4 years experienced groovy grails people and . VMware is doing higher rates :) Web agencies and offshores do usually lower rates, however you can't rely 100% on them for QA, vision, architect, webscale, practices, propositions etc .
Depending also if you practice homeworking / coworking spaces. Our lowest rates are mainly due to this, this is mainly because we work from home and do some real meeting time to time.
You could try to get trainees, but your application quality will suffer except you have found a trainee star or you pair program with him 4h / day .
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 4:17 PM, Tomas Lin <toma...@gmail.com> wrote:
So I've recently had to interview a bunch of developers, and have been
given a very wide range of costs and prices ranging from $15/hour to
�500 per day.
I'm guessing this varies in different areas of the world. Given the
relative scarcity of Grails developers in the world, what would you
consider to be a fair price for hiring a developer hourly?
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http://www.grailsjobs.com/view-job/206
http://www.grailsjobs.com/view-job/190
On Mon, Feb 21, 2011 at 7:11 PM, Mengu <whal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> so, where are you guys hiring at? :)
>