Good observations; some good points made here. We can expect things to become even more competitive in the future. If one does not feel that their years of experience are an asset in solving problems for others, then they should perhaps look back and adjust.
It is convenient to place blame for personal issues on some anonymous discriminatory entity (which may as well be real and not imaginary), but there must be things one can do to better themselves, especially in such high demand, unstoppable industry that we're in.
It is best to focus on finding ways to stay afloat (or even control your drift) than wail and sink.
It is convenient to place blame for personal issues on some anonymous discriminatory entity (which may as well be real and not imaginary), but there must be things one can do to better themselves, especially in such high demand, unstoppable industry that we're in.
It is best to focus on finding ways to stay afloat (or even control your drift) than wail and sink.