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Ask HN: Where to Work After 40?

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Re: Ask HN: Where to Work After 40?

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I am at Google (and have been for quite somewhat over a decade now), and am over 40 too. Despite a lot of internal criticism about "the old Google" and how things have changed, they are still a very good company to work for in my opinion. Lots of well-known benefits, decent comp, and critically a very good work-life balance (no mandatory work-from-office so far, I probably average about 0.5 to 1 days a week in the of…

I'd love to work at Google and I'm a really well rounded full stack dev/great problem solver but I don't see how I can get anyone's attention at Google without a CS degree and being 15 years younger. Do you think you'd get the job if you applied now?

Re: Ask HN: Where to Work After 40?

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Earlier quoted context omitted.

I would be interested to hear about your experience transitioning to this line of work, since I want to do the same. I'm in my early 40s, software engineer.

When you say 'this line of work' are you referring to my handyman business or work to develop a new software product? (I'm happy to discuss either)

Sorry for the long delay. Handyman business is something I would be interested in.
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