also, if he is actually proficient at a hardcore language like C, learning some of the more in-demand languages shouldn't be a problem. i guess if he doesn't have any web development experience, that could potentially limit his options a bit, but i don't think it would be a deal breaker, depending on how much wiggle room there is for ramping up post-hire.
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also, if he is actually proficient at a hardcore language like C, learning some of the more in-demand languages shouldn't be a problem. i guess if he doesn't have any web development experience, that could potentially limit his options a bit, but i don't think it would be a deal breaker, depending on how much wiggle room there is for ramping up post-hire.