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People never talk about age at work. They talk about "graduation date". If you work in recruiting, you have companies asking that question all the time, "What's
by michaelochurch 13y ago
People never talk about age at work. They talk about "graduation date". If you work in recruiting, you have companies asking that question all the time, "What's his graduation date?"
I wonder if there could be a boom, especially with the online options, in mid-40s programmers getting graduate degrees so as to jam the signals. That's what I'll do if I end up facing age discrimination, so long as I can solve the money problem.
- Turing_Machine 13y ago'They talk about "graduation date".' Good luck with that if someone files a suit.
- michaelochurch 13y agoHey, I never said I'm a fan of that behavior. I'm against it. I feel like being a jerk to older people is just asking karma to kick you in the ass. Except for those who die young, which is a rarity at this point, everyone will get old.
- Turing_Machine 13y agoSorry. I wasn't directing it at you specifically.