RE: Too old?

["James Barrow" <vrfour -at- verizon -dot- net>]

>Dori Green wrote:

>I will always at some offices be too old, too female, too fat, too tall,
>too outspoken, yadda yadda.  I much prefer to work with more enlightened
>and intelligent people, so it's good to weed those idiots out of the mix at
>an early stage.


Dori, you may want to consider joining weed-w -at- gardens -dot- weed-w -dot- com -dot- 

Just kidding.

I recently completed a gig where most of the people that I worked with were
22.  This company snatched people right out of college.  At times, I
seriously felt like a high school principal.

The most rewarding contract was the one where most of the developers were
40-60 years old.  These guys knew things that most younger programmers could
only dream of, and they weren't talking about how much partying they did the
night before.

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