Age shouldn't be a barrier. It's not in my company, as we really try and look at the quality of programmer that we hire. We have various ages of programmers, and even though some of the younger programmers are 'better' (in my opinion), so long as the older ones don't have insane salary requirements and they can pull their weight, we can all get along.
Salary should be related to output, not necessarily experience or age. If you enjoy it and feel at home with it, there's nothing saying that you couldn't get hired; no matter how old you are. -Adam --- In [email protected], "fred44455" <fred44...@...> wrote: > > I am 48 and currently learning Flex3 & AS3. I have tried several other > platforms & languages and so far Flex is where I feel home , the coding feel > more intuitive to me , so I am expecting to keep learning the material. Now > let's say 1 year from now if I try to get a job will I be able to get an > entry level as Flex Developer? Even at my age? Or should I just continue this > as a hobby. > > Thanks for your time, > Fred. >
