I've job hopped for the last 20 years, spending between 1 and 5 years in each job. I'd be more concerned about approaching 50 than 30. Programmers should be mo

I've job hopped for the last 20 years, spending between 1 and 5 years in each job. I'd be more concerned about approaching 50 than 30. Programmers should be more valuable in a downturn if you can help businesses optimise and save time and money. Help people do more for less. Don't set out to be an entrepreneur, instead talk to people and an opportunity will present itself in a problem you can solve and monetise.