Re: Too old?
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Frankly, I have never seen such. It appears that most employers want 3
to 5 years experience; some want 7 to 10 years. To me it appears that most
employers think that TW's (or developers for that matter) don't get much
better beyond 5 to 10 years of experience. I guess they feel that beyond 10
years of experience we all kind of enter into a long-term dull funk.
Richard Lewis
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