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The real kicker is that while a lot of frontend skills are still valuable and very relevant, it's also a space that's changing rather quickly. People set in ol
by scrabble 13y ago
The real kicker is that while a lot of frontend skills are still valuable and very relevant, it's also a space that's changing rather quickly.
People set in older patterns who haven't adapted aren't going to be as valuable as people versed in the newer patterns and tools. And those people won't be as valuable as people familiar with the older patterns who also adapt and keep up with the current state of things.
- Bahamut 13y agoAlso agreed. I do envy those with more experience with me who are doing more with current technologies, since they have the advantage of having done it longer. But it makes me wonder what the heck are these companies thinking when they are looking to hire if they care about # of years. You can be in the industry for a long time but be terrible.