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For what it's worth, I'm 31 and read that as "the team hasn't been around very long", not "the team is composed of 20-somethings".
by LyndsySimon 11y ago
For what it's worth, I'm 31 and read that as "the team hasn't been around very long", not "the team is composed of 20-somethings".
- gohrt 11y agoWhy would that be worth advertising? "Come join us, we have no idea what we're doing here, but we run a legacy product?"
- LyndsySimon 11y agoAgain, my own filters in play - but I prefer to be a part of a young team because it means I have a much greater ability to impact the growth and direction of the product. It also means that the team's culture isn't as concrete, and I'm more likely to be able to fit in to it socially.
- LyndsySimon 11y agoAgain, my own filters in play - but I prefer to be a part of a young team because it means I have a much greater ability to impact the growth and direction of the product. It also means that the team's culture isn't as concrete, and I'm more likely to be able to fit in to it socially.
- liquidcool 11y agoWhile that's a fair reading, click on "Company" and you'll see they've been around for 15 years. And most people who would work for them (primarily Java developers) are aware of this.