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Ok, but do you really think you’d have a hard time finding work with your xx years of experience, regardless of what language you have been most recently workin
by aeontech 4y ago
Ok, but do you really think you’d have a hard time finding work with your xx years of experience, regardless of what language you have been most recently working in?
As in, reductio ad absurdum, “if only I had been working in Java, I’d be safe, but because I worked in Ruby, I am going have to go flip burgers, as no one will let me near their precious production code now?”
I mean, yeah, ok, there was the dotcom bust, and I suppose another could happen at any point, but somehow I get the impression that you’re arguing that using any language except the most mainstream option (whatever that might be for a given industry) is too risky? Or am I misreading?
- scarface74 4y agoWell, I wouldn’t have a hard time finding a job in my current speciality cloud architect/cloud dev because of where I work and what I do. No one would ignore my resume. But in the boring enterprise dev world where I came from especially during the latter part where I was specifically being hired to lead initiatives, of course they wanted someone with relevant experience.