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The fact that this is a relevant question in our industry scares me (I have similar concerns, not criticizing OP).
by gtirloni 10y ago
The fact that this is a relevant question in our industry scares me (I have similar concerns, not criticizing OP).
- dominotw 10y agoyou are continuously expected to deliver more bang for the buck as you age. After a certain age, I found it that, its hard to make exponential gains. I guess you could wage stagnate but then you get age discriminated during hiring.
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- mindcrime 10y agoI question whether or not it is a relevant question. I haven't seen any evidence that there's anything particularly unique about being 30 or older. Certainly nothing changed for me when I turned 30, or 40 for that matter. And I have plenty of colleagues who are the same age, or older. As far as I can see, programming is programming and age is pretty much irrelevant.