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I agree with the team-size aspect, but the age argument won't always hold. Junior folks bring their own energy, flexibility, hunger for learning and the resili
by aamederen 4y ago
I agree with the team-size aspect, but the age argument won't always hold.
Junior folks bring their own energy, flexibility, hunger for learning and the resilience to unclear future. As folks get more mature, growing egos, stability expectations, tendency to settle down can get in the way.
Overall, this boils down to the fact that teams and people are not just head counts and there's a factor of chemistry need to be considered depending on the culture, founders, geography and the business itself.
- yobbo 4y ago> Junior folks bring ... ... arrogance, hunger for prestige and one-upmanship which leads to fixation on irrelevant outcomes, laziness in learning "old things", and rejection of instructions. But old folks can also do these things.
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