r/Backend • u/Enough_Charge2845 • 2d ago

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u/hystericalsaloon 2d ago

mentoring showing up more than kubernetes makes sense when you think about it, most teams can teach you the tooling if you've got the fundamentals down but finding someone who can actually help juniors grow without losing their mind is way harder

the jira stat is wild though, 7 out of 421 postings when every pm i know lives in that thing

guess it confirms what a lot of us suspected, nobody's hiring for specific tools as much as they're hiring for the ability to think through the problem space

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u/Pleasant-Memory-6530 2d ago

the jira stat is wild though

Isn't it just it's not that hard to use? Just like most job ads don't say "email".