Is really high turnover for a tech company normal? I started

How is the outlook of your company?

>>59439888
Yes

>>59439894
this op, I'm interested..

seems like some of these smaller companies have little to no job security

>>59439888
How the fuck does anyone know the software? wtf

>>59439909
>>59439894

It is a smaller company. The company was created in September 2016

>>59439894

Seems to be going well. I know we have contracts, and my last payday cleared, so I'm don't really know why everyone is leaving.

A lot of people quit without notice too. They fail to show up one day and our HR department (which is one person) gets an emial saying they quit.

>>59439952
The company probably puts out life insurance on the developers and kills them

>>59439888
Start looking for another job.

>>59439888
>Is really high turnover for a tech company normal?
No.

>I started my current job a month ago and I'm already the most senior dev because everyone else jumped ship. This is my first job out of university.
Company is about to go belly up. People don't wanna have a disaster in their resumes so they got new jobs while they're still employed.

If you're looking for a job, the worst possible scenario is to be unemployed. HR departments don't like it, recruiters don't like it.

get a new job while you still have one. if you get fired or company goes bankrupt, you're fucked.

>>59439988
This desu

>>59439952
>The company was created in September 2016
top kek

you're working for a mickey mouse company. you could probably create a better company yourself

>>59441036
There can be many factors at play. OP needs to speculate more.

http://workplace.stackexchange.com/questions/85798/how-to-respond-to-enquiries-about-the-companys-financial-situation

Lucky you. That will look good on your cv no matter what happens down the line

>>59439888
If the company is small, you should be able to tell what's going on, especially since you're now the senior developer.

>>59441353
>senior developer
>not knowing what's going on in the company

Shieeet, that's why we can't have nice things.

>>59439888

OP this is pretty normal especially for smaller companies. Chances are the other devs knew that your company is going to go under. They prob haven't fired you because you are making below competitive average.

Just stay there until it does go under, when you go look for other jobs say that they went under and you stayed around until the end.

Always remember to practice and hone your skills.

>>59441353

desu, i don't even really know how our software works

I'll start applying to other places soon

>>59439888
Depends if you work for Amazon or not