I didn't think about the context of his question - if his skill set is more managerial than technical and not as easily transferrable, it might be riskier.
I was only looking through the lens of someone who had transferable skills. I've found that once you get away from being hands on, it takes a lot longer to get a job even if you are willing to be "just a software developer".
But he may not need the same salary if he has already funded his kids college like he said he has, saved for retirement and is willing to live in a cheaper area.
I was only looking through the lens of someone who had transferable skills. I've found that once you get away from being hands on, it takes a lot longer to get a job even if you are willing to be "just a software developer".
But he may not need the same salary if he has already funded his kids college like he said he has, saved for retirement and is willing to live in a cheaper area.