> adding features to and improving legacy systems, IMO, is just as valid of a skill Except you are invested in languages and technologies that are falling into

> adding features to and improving legacy systems, IMO, is just as valid of a skill Except you are invested in languages and technologies that are falling into disuse and may not be used anywhere else. And most of the legacy maintenance roles are staffed by legacy employees. I don't think there is much of a market for this particular skill.