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Senior as in age? Or senior as in someone who has the experience? I interpreted it as the latter... although I live in England and when people mention senior I

by kenkam 12y ago

Senior as in age? Or senior as in someone who has the experience? I interpreted it as the latter... although I live in England and when people mention senior I think of people who has experience.

collyw 12y ago
Usually they go hand in hand.
grahamburger 12y ago
The paragraph heading said 'Old People.' Particularly poignant for me - my dad is highly experienced but was recently laid off and has been searching for a job in the tech sector for months. Ageism in tech is brutal.