Feel like the adoption of new versions of C++ is largely determined by sectors and behaves like a bimodal distribution. Most BigTech / Internet companies I stay

Feel like the adoption of new versions of C++ is largely determined by sectors and behaves like a bimodal distribution. Most BigTech / Internet companies I stayed already transited to at least C++11 (and a significant amount has transited to C++17), but for others it's really dreadful because they are stuck in random binary blobs / legacy compiler toolchain / relying on UB or hacks, and if no unicorn appears the case just continues.