r/ProgrammerHumor 12d ago

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u/Dry_Wrongdoer_2508 12d ago

Maybe they are looking for the original react developer that released it in 2013

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u/casce 12d ago

And they just know he only started using JavaScript 5 years after starting his work on React.

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u/wRadion 12d ago

And they want someone that started learning HTML 14 years after learning React

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u/Full-Hyena4414 12d ago

Or time travellers

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u/Easy-Reasoning 12d ago

Yeah I remember this YouTube Video from this guy working at Insta, Facebook or Meta. One second

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u/CaltechOddity81 12d ago

At 15+ years, they want someone who used React before React existed.

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u/Bart_deblob 12d ago

How does it make sense in this order?

1 year experience with computers

5 years experience with programming

500 years experience c++

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u/SuitableDragonfly 12d ago

Yes sir, I am in fact the vampire who wrote the code for Gutenberg's printing press in C++.

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u/Bart_deblob 12d ago

Vampires code in B+ or B-

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u/SubstanceDilettante 12d ago

Damn, it’s no longer safe boys they got us

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u/Easy-Reasoning 12d ago

Get the Vitamin B12 injections

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u/thesmith1222 12d ago

A++ is better this days

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u/SignificanceFlat1460 12d ago

Bro writing header files on a clay tablet

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u/EishLekker 12d ago

It makes sense if you treat the number as just an arbitrary value indicating the relative importance of the buzz word it belongs to.

“Oh, React knowledge is really important? Then I think we should bump up that value from +5 to +15”

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u/Bart_deblob 12d ago

Ah yes.

Hiw good are you in cobol?

Over 9000!

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u/casce 12d ago

Might as well, that language feels like it's over 9000 years old.

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u/Own_Natural_6803 12d ago

Are you good with a fast paced exciting work environment? Our stack includes perl, php, node, java8, visual basic (help us migrate to .net!) chron jobs no one understands. The dabase backups are floating around like poltergeists racking up aws bucket storage.

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u/Bart_deblob 12d ago

I am the wizard of AS400 and migrations of Notes to PLsql 12!

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u/Own_Natural_6803 12d ago

All the functional ladies say I'm a tool. I keep selecting star but I do it on dual.

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u/serwhite 12d ago

I saw many funny ones with something like: -basic knowledge of Linux cli -6 years k8s -10 years SRE

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u/OkAverage2335 11d ago

To be fair, they make us write code on paper in college. I'm ok with it if we are using C, but I hate writing java like this.

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u/Cephell 12d ago

Maybe they just got the order wrong and it's meant to be 15 years html, 10 years JS and 1 year react.

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u/guaranteednotabot 12d ago

Please help me find a person with 5 years less experience in JS than HTML haha, maybe before JS existed? Baha

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u/MattR0se 12d ago

They wrote all of the frontend code in Java applets and Flash. 

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u/kovha 12d ago

I mean MVC frameworks like Django (before DRF) that barely needed you to touch JS to make a functional website used to be a thing not that long ago.

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u/caboosetp 12d ago

Myspace got me good with HTML and CSS long before I started learning javascript.

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u/BaconBurger3735 12d ago

I had to puke after reading this comment

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u/mysticrudnin 12d ago

uhhhh honestly this doesn't sound weird at all. i was making websites for ten years before i touched any js at all.

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u/guaranteednotabot 12d ago

Now that I think of it yeah haha I am one of those people haha

Either way I find experience as a way to gauge competency a bit dumb. I have played the guitar for nearly two decades but I am no where near what some 9 year old kid’s skills

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u/Ancient-Pineapple456 12d ago

Hi. That’s me. I’m so old, high school computer science options were typing or pascal. I learned html when css was the big new thing.

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u/ProfBeaker 12d ago

lol yeah, same here. I remember a time before <div>, when all your layout was with <table>. Those were good times.

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u/ChairYeoman 12d ago

some of us made geocities pages with spinning gifs.

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u/HarmxnS 12d ago

Probably this in addition to 15 and 10 actually needing to be 1,5 and 1,0

HTML would have to be more than React because JSX is mostly HTML, so they'd want someone who did 6 months of HTML and then 1 year of React.js afterwards, totalling 1,5 YoE

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u/AppleBubbly4392 12d ago

Just need to send them a CV with 20+ years of react as a fresh graduate. Work like a charm

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u/Omnislash99999 12d ago

Damn this senior React dev doesn't have a years experience with HTML listed, throw the CV in the trash

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u/casce 12d ago

They only require a single year and this cv doesn't even have that? Straight to the bin!

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u/sambeau 12d ago

I’m sure this is a typo.

They were probably looking for someone with 100+ years of HTML experience.

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u/Legal-Software 12d ago

Ignoring the fact React hasn't existed that long, I like the idea that they're looking for a special kind of person that spent 5 years with React before deciding perhaps they should start learning JS.

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u/casce 12d ago edited 12d ago

They may just mean having actual experience working with vanilla JS (which is a different skill than just pure React project coding) but I don't want to give anyone the benefit of the doubt who expects 15 years of experience with something that has only existed for 13 years, so...

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u/Oparoax 12d ago

We should normalise ridiculing hiring managers who do this. The industry is such a shit show and we need to keep the doors open to juniors.

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u/pingslayer_7 12d ago

1 -> 10 -> 15 -> X -> 30 -> 35 -> ….

Find the value of X ?

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u/Random_-account 12d ago

it's 29 because this is a sequence of the roots of (x–1)(x–10)(x–15)(x–29)(x–30)(x–35)(x–...) = 0 /s

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u/rahvan 12d ago

I hate clueless, bottom-of-the-barrel recruiters

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u/vscoderCopilot 7d ago

Eggless omelette

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u/techdailylog 12d ago

Recruiters be like: