“It’s a bloodbath”

2/4/2022

This article discusses the scarcity of skilled software developers in Latin America and its impact on the startup ecosystem in the region. It highlights how the demand for software developers has been growing rapidly, driven by the expansion of tech startups, but the supply of skilled developers has not kept up. The article explores various reasons for this scarcity, such as a lack of quality education, brain drain, and competition from large tech companies. It also examines the consequences of this scarcity, including higher wages, increased competition for talent, and challenges in scaling businesses. The article concludes by discussing potential solutions and initiatives aimed at addressing the developer shortage in Latin America.

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