Except you are Google or one big tech company offering 6 digits in dollars, that your first requirement will chase away most of the best developers you can get.

TheManOfTheYear:
All these theories I'm seeing here
They all sound a bit too scary, I feel even if you suck at math, you can still learning these fundamental concepts well.
It takes just one thing. PRACTICE and PRACTICE.

I have 10+ years experience as a software developer and I can tell you DSA is not as hard as this thread portray. People are just afraid of what they don’t understand yet.
Reminds me of when I started my journey with ML. It eventually took me just few months of constant practice to master.
DSA can even be mastered by someone who doesn’t write code.

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