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That one year is clearly more important than the other nine.



Not necessarily. I think at some companies you can just fall into local maximums.

For example maybe you've spent 10 years building the same CRUD front-ends over and over. You're probably really good at that. And the companies that you worked for needed that skill. However, you'd be a lot more marketable if you had other skills that you could put to use at future jobs.




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