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I think a bigger part of it is that older IT and developer types are less likely to live at the workplace and allow themselves to be taken advantage of. They a
by jjeaff 7y ago
I think a bigger part of it is that older IT and developer types are less likely to live at the workplace and allow themselves to be taken advantage of.
They are more likely to have one of those pesky families that get in the way of absolute, total devotion to the company.
They might even be so "uncommitted" to the work that they go home by 6pm.
- c0nducktr 7y agoAlso, when some of the "growth" comes from learning the new, but not actually better way of doing something, it's understandable that older workers might be less enthused than people who haven't been around the block a few times already.