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On the money it fetches, and the time allocated.
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If you are getting paid to learn new stuff, that's a bonus!
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My assumption is that this question is primarily intended for salaried workers or long term contractors; where dumping a few hours/month project on someone already available and with limited ability to say no is seen as the easy option. At the point of bringing on someone new from outside, finding someone who already knows the stack's normally going to be a lot more cost effective.
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Generally, it starts with with learn and support. Rewrite follows on once you understand more about it based on
- whether the existing tech is pain?
- what's the app future plan (can it exists for next 5-10 years?)
- how critical/important it's usage is? Impact?
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