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There's nothing wrong with that per se, especially for a company. I'm only referring to hireability in new roles. If someone is staying in such a role that ent
by jghn 2y ago
There's nothing wrong with that per se, especially for a company.
I'm only referring to hireability in new roles. If someone is staying in such a role that entire time, especially if their niche hasn't evolved such that it indicates refreshing tech skills from time to time, they shouldn't be surprised if the rest of the world has moved on from where they've stayed.