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Even 30 is low. You know that in all other industries, a person in their 30s is still early in their career, right? You don't start getting the respect of being
by cookiecaper 13y ago
Even 30 is low. You know that in all other industries, a person in their 30s is still early in their career, right? You don't start getting the respect of being a season pro until you're in your 40s at least.
Personally I've had great respect for the 50+ yr old programmers that've worked on modern teams with me. They've always been great augmentations, and I prefer to hire more experienced people where possible, especially if that experience predates the web.