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I'm well past 50, and currently interviewing... Age hasn't been a problem. I got my last job 18 months ago, and had no problems then either. I think its a matte
by mech422 5y ago
I'm well past 50, and currently interviewing... Age hasn't been a problem.
I got my last job 18 months ago, and had no problems then either. I think its a matter of keeping your skills current. If your cranking out accounting reports, like I used to do, it's a lot harder then if your doing highly specialized/highly sought after stuff.
I personally think, you make your money in tech 'at the ends' - you either want to be far enough ahead or behind that your abilities matter more then anything else. Figuring on COBOL financing my retirement :-P
- brodouevencode 5y agoC programmers (in my area) are doing really, really well right now.
- mech422 5y agoYeah - it surprising how much demand there (still!) is for 'C'. It doesn't get all the press the 'sexy' languages get. But there's still a lot of work...