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One option is to find a job that has legacy work. A good place to look is a non-tech company. IE: a company that might use tech to run the business (which you w
by billy99k 2y ago
One option is to find a job that has legacy work. A good place to look is a non-tech company. IE: a company that might use tech to run the business (which you will support), but tech isn't their main product. These companies tend be using older software because they aren't really required to have the latest and greatest.
- mark_and_sweep 2y agoA pretty safe option is working for a utility company.
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- scarface_74 2y agoI worked for a company whose customers were utility companies. We printed and mailed bills for them - basically a home grown bulk mail merge system. Later on we partially pivoted to supporting e-bills. I worked there from 1999-2008. We didn’t even care about either the dot com bust, 9/11 or the housing market crash in 2008. The revenues stayed steady
- jesse__ 2y agoI've heard law firms are a good bet
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- KolenCh 2y agoie is abbreviated Latin and usually written as i.e. I know that mobile and auto correct can make it difficult, but IE must be deliberate upper cased. It is the worst because no matter how ancient it is, it still stands for internet explorer, not id est.