Honestly, if your thirteen year old technology choices are still having an impact today, then you're doing the wrong thing regardless.
I started out with PHP, got whatever job I could which involved Access and VBA, then VB.NET, then C#... now I use JavaScript, Python and occasionally Ruby.
That isn't to say that you should know six different languages. But you should know programming well enough that you can apply your skills wherever you need to.
I started out with PHP, got whatever job I could which involved Access and VBA, then VB.NET, then C#... now I use JavaScript, Python and occasionally Ruby.
That isn't to say that you should know six different languages. But you should know programming well enough that you can apply your skills wherever you need to.