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Opportunity vs Years of Exp.

Is it true that Opportunities or preference shortens when you cross 10 Years of experience? Is this a myth or truth .?

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salt

Gojek

8 months ago

Not true. Are there people w/ 10+ YOE in DS? Yes. Are they many? No. It is a supply and demand game. Positioning is important. You can be a DS w/ 8 YOE and do well because there are not many DS with 5 YOE with the bulk of talent pool in early career.
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Nevergiveupper

Citi Group

8 months ago

Makes sense !
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