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The "Years of coding experience" statistics are interesting in a number of ways IMHO. Is there an interpretation why it doesn't go down linearly, but has up and
by tannhaeuser 10y ago
The "Years of coding experience" statistics are interesting in a number of ways IMHO. Is there an interpretation why it doesn't go down linearly, but has up and down micro-cycles? Is the bump at "more than 20 years" of coding experience just an artifact of not assessing answers with over 20 years of experience at finer granularity?
- pc86 10y ago> Is the bump at "more than 20 years" of coding experience just an artifact of not assessing answers with over 20 years of experience at finer granularity? I would think so. If someone started a programming job right out of school (~22 years old), and is still programming today, that would be any developer who is ~43 or older. I would say at least 1/4-1/3 of my former and current colleagues would fall into that age bracket. Not all of them started programming out school but many of them did for sure.