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Can you explain what's the honest conversation to be had here? That "old" people should be looking for jobs outside of Tech? I am trying to understand your poin
by kfk 10y ago
Can you explain what's the honest conversation to be had here? That "old" people should be looking for jobs outside of Tech? I am trying to understand your point of view. I can't even start to imagine how hard this gets when you are "old", have a family to take care of and, for god's sake, you'd like some kind of stability in life.
I am 30 by the way. I feel way more prepared than 5 years ago. I think experience is important sometimes.
- blub 10y agoThis could probably only be solved by changing the forever young, fashion-oriented US software development culture. Staying current is just mitigating the problem, not solving it. And staying current should anyway mean growing ones knowledge not replacing it every X years or investing so much time like the author recommends.