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It's a legal way for: 1. Ageism - not many seniors are desperate enough or have a free time for competitive programming preps. 2. Making switching jobs harder

by zerr 6y ago

It's a legal way for: 1. Ageism - not many seniors are desperate enough or have a free time for competitive programming preps. 2. Making switching jobs harder - for every next job one have to prepare again, because nobody is using competitive programming stuff during real work, so you forget.

monksy 6y ago
> Ageism I agree with that as that the knowledge they're questioning is more of a recency to being in school. Outside of school you don't write these things. You rely on frameworks and librarys. Why? They're mature and have been verified by others. In addition: if you don't know that software has to be well verified, you are VERY in-experienced in the field.