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Re:Sucks to be an old engineer by elhector on Monday May 27, 2013 @03:16PM (#5776109)
One of the best engineers I have worked with is on his 60's. When I worked with him, the rest of the engineering team had an average age of 23 or so (me being 32), but this guy could give everyone a run for their money. This is not about age, but about staying current and sharp. Keep learning, and you won't have this issue. Sure, a guy fresh out of school has a ton of energy and works crazy hours, but as an Engineering Manager and Product Manager I knew that if I needed something to be really done on time I could always trust the older (and quite frankly way smarter) guy.
Re:Sucks to be an old engineer by riggins on Monday May 27, 2013 @07:07PM (#5777074)
This is not about age, but about staying current and sharp.

Yep. I don't know why these types of posts get so many comments. It seems really obvious.

Re:Sucks to be an old engineer by UK-AL on Monday May 27, 2013 @10:01PM (#5777590)
How can average age be 23? At 23 your still a new grad. The entire company was composed of new grads?