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by amk
5843 days ago
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There are several reasons. Depending on the startup, it may be one or more of these: * Older and more experienced programmers may need a bigger salary, which startups cannot always afford. * Older and more experienced programmers may be more suited to work in larger organisations with set procedures and practices, which is not suited for startups. * Older programmers have other commitments which may prevent them from putting more energy in the startup. It may also be more of a risk (money wise) for them to join a startup which may or may not succeed. |
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