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However failure to update your skills will eventually catch up with you if you are in a technical role. You don't want to be 40 and an expert in some legacy te
by slyall 2y ago
However failure to update your skills will eventually catch up with you if you are in a technical role.
You don't want to be 40 and an expert in some legacy technology that even the trailing edge companies are phasing out.
- solumos 2y agoAll the more reason to make the jump out of a purely technical role, in my opinion
- thorin 2y agoI'm inclined to agree with you however I know a few C++ developers, DBAs etc approaching their 60s who don't have any inclination to do anything non technical. I myself have moved from development to solution architecture. I'm quite surprised how non-technical it is most of the time, although it does require a lot of understanding of concepts which most managers seem to struggle with.