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I think the same way. Mostly biased towards jr. And management seems like a good option for long term career growth.

• imjustsaying 10y ago
  Isn't it a bad omen for any industry when the most realistic career advancement path is management?
  • bshimmin 10y ago
    Isn't that how most industries work, from flipping burgers to the legal profession? Why should tech be any different?
    • rajeshmr 10y ago
      True, also the industry prefers younger population coz they can burn more hours and are available for a cheaper than the experienced folks. Also, the industry somehow seems to stereotype a developer as some younger geeks. The stereotype works against experienced folks sometimes (not always).
  • rajeshmr 10y ago
    If we had a sane choice we would still stick to tech - tech is like the first love that is going through a rocky phase! I believe there is the "collective stupidity" problem in the tech industry where a new framework pops up almost everyday, a new language every now and then and the sheer volume of knowledge to accumulate to stay relevant is abysmally high! With the realities of life taking over, the path is inevitable to most senior people.