If you’re new to tech – say, less than 5 years in the field – you should take career advice from people who’ve been in the industry more than 10-15 years with enormous skepticism.

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Jacob Kaplan-Moss

Newcomers to the tech industry should be skeptical of career advice from those with longstanding careers, as the industry has changed dramatically over the years. Established professionals navigate job searches, salary negotiations, promotions, and reviews very differently from newcomers today. Therefore, advice that worked decades ago is likely outdated and ineffective for those just starting their careers today.

Beware tech career advice from old heads

“So even when people with long careers try to give newcomers advice, while it may be well-intentioned, it’s also likely to be <s>useless</s>” relevant insights from the people you want to hire or promote you.
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