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To counter your experience, mine (in London) was almost exactly what Animats described. I worked on the same application for a decade, we introduced new tech wh
by Jestar342 7y ago
To counter your experience, mine (in London) was almost exactly what Animats described. I worked on the same application for a decade, we introduced new tech when appropriate, but we also stuck with the fundamentals we chose right at the start simply because they weren't broken. That did mean, however, that when I came to looking for a new role I was _way_ behind other candidates.
- zimpenfish 7y agoAdding my anecdata for London, yeah, if you haven't been tracking the bleeding edge of JS framework and node insanities, people will mark you down because everyone* is looking for "full stack devs". * Unless you want to do Perl maintenance or C++ for fintech, I suppose.