Does this mean there's hope for an over-40 programmer w/ 15 years Unix, 7
years Linux, 20 years overall? This is a topic which is very rapidly
becoming central to my life. Depending what happens this week, I may be
pounding pavement after the holiday. I've heard it's hard for the
over-40's to find work in this increasingly youth oriented industry. How
hard is it to make a living doing contracting/consulting?
rna
On Mon, 22 May 2000, Anthony Walsh wrote:
... > finding a Linux programmer in Arizona is like finding a beachfront property in Phoenix. Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions, or suggestions.
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