> You get to a certain point in your experience where you have fewer questions to ask, and most of the questions I do have are already answered. That assertion

> You get to a certain point in your experience where you have fewer questions to ask, and most of the questions I do have are already answered. That assertion is correct if you are at the cusp of retirement. For most people, they'll need to re-tool by picking new technologies during their careers to round out their experience. The blunt truth is that, not keeping up with new languages/frameworks/stacks etc will mean that such folks will become very unemployable long before they reach 50 [0] unless they transition into a management role. [0] http://liveblog.co/users/davewiner/2015/05/06/iWouldHaveHiredDougBut.html http://liveblog.co/users/davewiner/2015/05/06/iWouldHaveHire...