> huge collection of skills I've [been] developing One thing I've noticed about that is that if the skill was developed more than about 5 years ago, it's frown

> huge collection of skills I've [been] developing One thing I've noticed about that is that if the skill was developed more than about 5 years ago, it's frowned upon, if not outright rejected. I'll be presented with a problem that's a perfect fit for, say, a relation database, or a cron job, or a shell script - but the simplest solution is rejected as being too archaic. Instead they insist on some workflow management tool, or Spark, or a GraphQL database that doesn't fit the problem, just because it's newer and must be "better".