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My point I was trying to make was that not staying relevant in tech is not unique to "old" people. The early 20s person who went deep with angular 1 may not ha
by mattlondon 8y ago
My point I was trying to make was that not staying relevant in tech is not unique to "old" people.
The early 20s person who went deep with angular 1 may not have "kept relevant", but that is no reason to outright reject them (or someone 30-40 years their senior) on its own. I am sure they (and "old" people) would easily be able to get up to speed.
As you said, programming has largely remained unchanged at a fundamental level.
- rightbyte 8y agoFair enought. On another note I believe one fundamental reason some employers prefer younger employees is that they are easier to push around.