4 ms·
I pretty much agree that has been my experience. Taking a project from zero and knowing where to push at every stage to have a successful project. Question. Wh
by huherto 10y ago
I pretty much agree that has been my experience. Taking a project from zero and knowing where to push at every stage to have a successful project.
Question. What makes the jobs in OldGeekJobs.com a good fit for older developers?
- johnwheeler 10y agoThe jobs highlighted in green were posted by employers on the site knowing older candidates will apply. Those candidates can feel comfortable applying knowing they're welcome. It's hard to build a two-sided marketplace, so I'm aggregating jobs from StackOverflow and iterating on the UX (I've got some good ideas to test). I'll keep highlighting the jobs in green from the employers who go there and post directly though. What are your thoughts on this?
- huherto 10y agoGreat initiative. This is very much needed. I would like to participate in a social group of veteran software developers. So we can share experiences and do networking. Promote blogs from developers like this one. http://blog.markwatson.com http://blog.markwatson.com. I saw this on the other thread. This is not just helping ourselves. It is opening the future for the current generation of young developers.