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Data is the new oil? StackOverflow Data Illustrates Why I Prefer Hiring Experienced Developers at Scott Porad. Recently, someone asked me my views on this article which reaches these conclusions based on analysis of StackOverflow reputation data: Number of coders drops significantly with age. Top developer numbers, at age 27, drop by half every 6-7 years.Developers in their 40′s answer roughly twice as much and ask half the questions compared to colleagues in their 20′s. It seems younger generation learns and older generation teaches.Quality of posts, i.e. upvotes earned by post, only slightly increases with age.Senior [developers] earn their high reputation by being more active than younger developers.
Here’s my analysis… The junior developers ask more questions. This means they know less (which is why they ask). As a result, this means it takes them longer to figure out how to do stuff. Bottom line: the longer and longer I am in this business the more and more and more I value finding really good, experienced developers and not being afraid to pay for them. P.S. Leave a Reply. Needlebase.