The world of programming is full of fresh-faced coding prodigies barely out of their teens, dealing simultaneously with buggy code and acne. Or this is the reality that films and Netflix shows would have us believe.
With this in mind, is there a place for “older” developers in the workforce? Is it too late to change into this field once you’re 30 or above?
Let’s imagine an e-commerce startup—we’ll call it Beautify. Beautify creates their own all-natura cosmetics and sells them online via their website. Some of the key team members behind this small but successful startup include a UX designer, a UI designer, a web developer, a data analyst, and a digital marketer.
