As much as this sentiment rings true, it's also a fairly useless one Most people don't have jobs building/maintaining original products or delivering or consum

As much as this sentiment rings true, it's also a fairly useless one Most people don't have jobs building/maintaining original products or delivering or consuming business value. Most people have jobs doing what someone else tells them. Business value just happens to be the byproduct of doing what is told. When this "someone else" finds this brand new tool, either they ignore it in favor of existing tooling which means you're never going to learn it which means you're left behind in a constantly changing ecosystem and then changing jobs becomes a massive pain because you're not familiar with said tool, or "someone else" loves it and you're forced to adopt it and your life is pain as you migrate ancient projects to try and please their whims JS being in such constant flux means new companies making new products adopt the standards set by the current trends which means they will not hire you if your knowledge has gaps and if you're looking for new careers, you have to continually keep up. This is exhausting and a lot of people are, IMO rightfully so, frustrated