> which I wish I had spent gaining more experience in (sigh) C# and .NET I am sort of afraid that I might end up in similar situation if I would need to change

> which I wish I had spent gaining more experience in (sigh) C# and .NET I am sort of afraid that I might end up in similar situation if I would need to change jobs. At my current company I worked 1/2y in Java, 1y in Clojure, 1y in Python, 1/2y in C#, 2y in mix of javascript, groovy, ansible and chef-scripts. There seems to be GO on a horizon. This means that all the well earning "Senior Developer - requires 5 years experience with swing" will probably be out of reach. But as they say, you shouldn't call yourself $LANGUAGE-programmer anyway, so I hope I will be able to sell myself as the "7 years of devops/process-automation", rather than "2-year Node.js experience" guy :-)