In a recent YouTube post, Connor Pekovic a mainframe programmer at a large insurance company, addressed the question of whether pursuing a career in mainframe is a good idea in 2023. His answer is a fairly unequivocal “yes,” with multiple items on the “pros” side of the question. Among the positives he has experienced, he lists high-level mentorship, the opportunity to work at a major corporation, and job security. The shortlist of drawbacks includes limited exposure to new technologies, but on the whole, Pekovik sees mainframe work as a solid foundation for a career in IT.
Do Young People and the Mainframes Mix?

Sonja Soderlund is an Oregon-based B2B freelance writer. Whether writing about mainframe computers, educational technology, or sustainable retail, she strives to bring clarity to complex issues. Connect with her or LinkedIn.
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