As a developer in my thirties, I see this more as flexibility and exposure to adopt new technology, instead of sticking with old tech stacks. It's clear that t

As a developer in my thirties, I see this more as flexibility and exposure to adopt new technology, instead of sticking with old tech stacks. It's clear that the earlier contractors didn't know enough about user-centered design, responsive sites, mobile design, online login systems, modern web scalability requirements, benefits of cloud hosting and much more; which is where the younger developers now start. Also a minute to thank Stackoverflow, for the amazing work it has done in uplifting software development work.