Over 45 here and have been life long tech. I'm not 100% sure what the job market is like as I'm just getting back in, but I can say it's life long learning.
I've created the products for a number of startups all by myself and I'm hoping that with the tight market there's enough room for me.
If that doesn't work out, I've run my own company for a number of years and that's another option.
If you keep grinding, when you get 45+ you'll have deep knowledge. I've know a LOT of fakers over the years, they don't last. Know your stuff.
I can and have created the product from idea to merger, you've got to learn everything you can, everything.
It's not fun, but it'll make sure that you have value.
There's something that transcends discrimination, and that's valuable skills.
I've created the products for a number of startups all by myself and I'm hoping that with the tight market there's enough room for me.
If that doesn't work out, I've run my own company for a number of years and that's another option.
If you keep grinding, when you get 45+ you'll have deep knowledge. I've know a LOT of fakers over the years, they don't last. Know your stuff.
I can and have created the product from idea to merger, you've got to learn everything you can, everything.
It's not fun, but it'll make sure that you have value.
There's something that transcends discrimination, and that's valuable skills.