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40s or 50s are still prime time for programmers, assuming he/she keeps learning and coding and designing. but those are still of small group, it's like a norma
by synergy20 4y ago
40s or 50s are still prime time for programmers, assuming he/she keeps learning and coding and designing.
but those are still of small group, it's like a normal distribution, I read somewhere age wise there are only about 1.5% that are above 50s.
- jmfldn 4y agoProgrammers doubled every 5 years for 20 years. That's at least part of the reason.
- w4ffl35 4y agoI'm better now than I ever have been. I was trash in my Jr years. Being discriminated against due to age would be a grievous error on the part of any potential employer.
- layer8 4y agoA significant reason for that is that the field has kept growing for decades. Of course a lot less people started 20/30/40 years ago than do now.