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Nope. The most sobering of this was as I aged, and really began to see the ageism in interviews, hiring, selection for "regular roles" (meaning not a role wher
by samstave 7y ago
Nope.
The most sobering of this was as I aged, and really began to see the ageism in interviews, hiring, selection for "regular roles" (meaning not a role where you would be a particularly specialized SME) - the ageism is really bad.
Especially in OPs/DevOps types of environments; I know that I have talked myself out of a job telling them that I had one position where i didnt have a day off in 18 months due to running an ops team and being literally on call 24/7 for 18 months.... I said that I was not interested in doing or being that any longer.
(They clearly wanted a hungry, younger Ops leader who didnt have a life or kids or would be a complete 'slave' to the role)
I don't give a crap about the SV rat race at all - which is why I left it for working in Cannabis tech (although it has its own set of problems - and there are a lot of techs who also left for cannabis and are bringing some cancerous mindsets to the industry...)
- toomuchtodo 7y agoWith age and time comes wisdom.
- b4ke 7y agoalso an argument for why they prioritize the opposite....
- idclip 7y agoDid that for 3 years too, and im burned out, and you know whats funny? Spent most of the money trying to triage a back issue no one could solve. My back gets better when i dont go to work, bitter, right? Im not even old yet, and i have no idea what to do. Something inside is screaming “no.” And it feels hopeless