A New Luxury Retreat Caters to Elderly Workers in Tech (Ages 30 and Up)

“Elderly” is now someone in their 30s!? Talk about age discrimination.

I find the premise of this retreat a little odd, but it is great to see someone get an idea and follow through. I am in my 60s, still working but plan to (mostly) retire at the end of this month. I know enough older tech people to talk with about any issues I may have (mostly centered around still enjoying work but also knowing that it is time to slow way down).

I'm already elderly?

Eh, I work for $BigTechCo, albeit outside SV, and I think my entire team is 30+, with a few 40+. I'm one of the few without kids.

Wow. I claim points for being double-elderly. Shoot, if I'm allowed to use octal, I'm due to be 100 in the fall!

Where do I get my Elderly Tech Worker discount card??

Yay, I'm superelderly!

i know i feel old but i didnt think i officially was yet!

>30 is only elderly if you're in San Fran.

Some of the participants walked pensively along the Pacific Coast at sunset. Others read from the resort bookshelf, choosing from sections labeled: “What can death teach me about life?” and “What are the unexpected pleasures of aging?”

Oh ffs miss me with that shit dog. What a stupid article.

People will be up in arms about "elderly" and 30s being used in the title, it should just say relatable.

People in their 20s (including myself) have a hard time relating with those in their 30s or above and I would guess vice versa.