The CJP's Call: Code for a Cause (or Just for the Exposure)?
In a move that's either brilliantly grassroots or audaciously thrifty, the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) is seeking 'volunteers' for their tech team. Apparently, the future of national governance will be built on the goodwill of coders who believe in the cause enough to forgo a paycheck. One can only imagine the interview process: 'So, what are your salary expectations?' *crickets* 'Excellent! You're hired! Your compensation will be the profound satisfaction of knowing you contributed to… something.' It's a bold strategy, Cotton, let's see if it pays off for them.
More seriously, the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) has indeed put out a call for unpaid volunteers to bolster its technology infrastructure. Announced by Rohan Deshpande, the party is specifically looking for backend, DevOps, frontend, and security engineers to join their ranks. This recruitment drive comes on the heels of a broader organizational expansion, with CJP recently making several new national appointments, signaling a concerted effort to scale up its operations and digital footprint, presumably on the backs of dedicated, pro-bono tech talent.
