Does experience make you a better programmer? - Austin Z. Henley
Experienced programmers often make more and have the fancy job titles, but do they perform any better? A study looked into the correlation of performance and job experience.
Does experience make you a better programmer? - Austin Z. Henley Austin Z. Henley I build tools for people austin.henley@microsoft.com @austinzhenley github/AZHenley Home | Publications | Teaching | Blog Does experience make you a better programmer? 10/30/2022 See the discussion of this post on Hacker News and discussion of the paper on Reddit . There is an assumption that more experience is better. Programmers with more gray hair generally get paid more, have prestigious titles, and people value their opinions more. But is there truth to it? The FizzBuzz test was created specifically to weed
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