> What do you do if you have 20 years of software development experience?
Move to a market where your skills are in high demand and focus on middle/business and back end development. Or better yet, embedded systems development.
I've been at this for 25 years and IMO, the further down the call stack you go the more your cumulative years of experience are an asset.
This doesn't mean you can stop learning new tech, it just means the trends in those lower layers seem to be more sustained and of a longer duration.
Move to a market where your skills are in high demand and focus on middle/business and back end development. Or better yet, embedded systems development.
I've been at this for 25 years and IMO, the further down the call stack you go the more your cumulative years of experience are an asset.
This doesn't mean you can stop learning new tech, it just means the trends in those lower layers seem to be more sustained and of a longer duration.