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Perhaps 15years ago I would think this makes sense given the 80's, 90's boom but now this surprises me, I guess a lot of the early intake have retired early.
by maxbaines 4y ago
Perhaps 15years ago I would think this makes sense given the 80's, 90's boom but now this surprises me, I guess a lot of the early intake have retired early.
- jqpabc123 4y agoI guess a lot of the early intake have retired early I might be inclined to agree if the same held true in other "professions" but it does not. Based on personal experince in the USA, the half life of a STEM career is about 10 years. Every ten years, half the qualified "professionals" at this experience level have left the field --- either by choice or otherwise. This doesn't happen to a similar extent with doctors, lawyers or accountants. Have you ever seen any public service announcement encouraging young people to study law or medicine? The tech industries are different --- they are dependent on a continuous inflow of young, naive talent to be burned out and largely discarded by middle age.