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" comfortable job maintaining legacy code " That's a very dangerous career path though. If that legacy system gets replaced you are usually out of a job and j
by Ididntdothis 7y ago
" comfortable job maintaining legacy code "
That's a very dangerous career path though. If that legacy system gets replaced you are usually out of a job and job search is hard with outdated skills.
- userbinator 7y agoTo give you an idea of how reluctant they are to replace things, some equipment in the manufacturing industry is over a century old and still in continuous use. They will certainly be extremely unwilling to get on the "upgrade treadmill" that seems to be getting faster these days. Also, problem solving and creative thinking are never outdated skills. ;-)