This Happens? You’re Too Old To Be a Programmer
<p>Age catches up with all of us. Slightly less hair, slightly more on the waistline. Google even has a name for these aged bodies. <em>Greyglers.</em></p>
<p><strong><em>That’s anyone working at Google over the age of 40</em></strong></p>
<p>Although Google pigeonholes you according to birthdate, not all software development companies do that. More enlightened companies look out for this warning sign <strong><em>no matter your biological age</em></strong>. They judge you and will throw you on the scrap heap if you signal the following.</p>
<p>These <strong><em>aren’t</em></strong> the things that tell you that you’re too old for a development career. It’s not that easy to tell when you’ve become that grumpy shadow who prevents the team from reaching its potential.</p>
<p>Before we dive into the signs that you’re decrepit, too old, and past it; let us see the <strong><em>advantages</em></strong> of having more miles on the clock.</p>
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