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Practically, it means there is a lot wrong with programming as a career choice -- for a large number of students, it will have been a poor investment. I don't s
by adamc 18y ago
Practically, it means there is a lot wrong with programming as a career choice -- for a large number of students, it will have been a poor investment. I don't see much reason to sympathize with the employers, either.
- paulbaumgart 18y agoIt appears to me that it's more a problem of unrealistic expectations. If somebody else is willing to do a better job for less money, a person's got to either improve/update their skills or start asking for a smaller salary. I'm not sure I'd go so far as to say I sympathize with the employers, but I can certainly understand the rationale.
- myth_drannon 18y agoThe problem is the more experienced you become at some point the "worse" professionally you will be perceived, unlike 90% of all the professions out there that the older guys will ALWAYS be better.